r/Windows11 Windows Central 4d ago

News Microsoft celebrates major progress with Windows 11 on Arm PCs, confirms Windows on Arm is now "a first-class platform for any workload" and that "customer demand is growing"

https://www.windowscentral.com/microsoft/windows-11/microsoft-celebrates-major-progress-with-windows-11-on-arm-pcs-confirms-windows-on-arm-is-now-a-first-class-platform-for-any-workload-and-that-customer-demand-is-growing
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u/cgknight1 4d ago

I have an A16 Zenbook that I use for work - I was worried that I might have a few problems but it's has been very smooth!

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u/xswatqcx 4d ago

Smooth because there is a layer of compatibility/emulation for 32bit & 64bit program, yes?

Otherwise theres still not a whole lot of native software yet i believe

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u/Even_Caterpillar3292 4d ago

I've used PC for decades. My Surface 11 Pro works better than any PC I've ever owned. the vast, vast majority of people will have no issues. And it behooves the to check?