Parallels 16.5 Can Virtualize ARM Windows Natively on M1 Macs With Up to 30% Faster Performance

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Parallels 16.5 Can Virtualize ARM Windows Natively on M1 Macs With Up to 30% Faster Performance

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The CPU seems to be at a cross-road (Score:2)

by diffract ( 7165501 ) writes:

The ARM-based M1 surely disrupted the CPU market. I have no idea what this means for the future of x86 windows/linux PCs. If Microsoft or some other manufacturer is able to produce an M1 equivalent for the PC (which is a matter of time because the incentive is there), what will happen to intel and AMD? Are we gonna live in a fragmented PC world? At least with Apple you know where things are headed because there is only one chip provider. But we're gonna be in a mess in the next few years if PC-ARM CPUs beco
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  by fluffernutter ( 1411889 ) writes: on Wednesday April 14, 2021 @02:25PM (#61273320)
  
  Unless I'm on a battery I don't really care about it. Unless every single x86 application is guaranteed to work on ARM.
  
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The CPU seems to be at a cross-road (Score:2)

Re:The CPU seems to be at a cross-road (Score:3)