The 2024 Surface Laptop 13 model was, in fact, the first Copilot+ PC we reviewed at PCMag. As such, that review contains all ...

Key Points Arm is shooting to steal 50% of the PC CPU market within five years. While Arm-based PC CPUs from Qualcomm look powerful and efficient, winning over laptop buyers won't be easy.

Gaming Laptops ARM-based processors are coming for traditional PC gaming so we've tested Apple's ARM-y MacBook silicon to see how well it plays games in 2024 Features By Ian Evenden published 8 ...

And then, of course, there's gaming. I'm definitely not a big PC gamer at all, but on Windows, the library of games is much larger, and even with the limitations of Arm processors, I'd wager you ...

An ASUS representative said that an Arm-based PC handheld “would be awesome to see.” Switching from x64 to Arm chips would likely bring a substantial battery life boost. Computex 2024 is ...

Between AMD's new Strix Point APU and Intel's new Lunar Lake chips, those 34 million+ units in 2025 are impressive up against 5.2 million Arm-based AI PC laptop shipments according to Omdia's ...

Nvidia has been developing Arm-based CPUs and system-on-a-chip (SoC) designs for several years, but it's never made them for client PCs. That will reportedly change in 2025 as the AI behemoth ...

Read more: NVIDIA and MediaTek's new AI PC processor to be shown off at Computex 2024 Read more: Dell teases an Arm-based processor from NVIDIA inside of a next-gen AI PC in 2025 ...

TAIPEI, June 3 - Arm Holdings aims to gain more than 50% of the Windows PC market in five years, the chip designer's CEO said, as Microsoft (MSFT.O) and its hardware partners prepare to launch a ...

Whether anyone will be interested in selling off-the-shelf components for Arm-based PC hardware is anyone’s guess. The momentum behind x86/x64 hardware spans decades, so it would be an uphill ...

Team Green is working on an Arm-based PC platform that’s built around a CPU and GPU designed by Nvidia and that is reportedly set to launch in September 2025, according to DigiTimes.

Rene Haas, Arm: The way I might describe it is if you think about the chip that goes inside your PC, and we have CSS today for mobile phones — we aren’t announcing CSS for PCs. The way to ...