Steven Sinofsky on Twitter: "// I wrote about Windows starting ARM work in 2010 in https://t.co/P4DbT059Fy today. A fascinating evolution of ARM is how each major licensee is so custom now. Is Arm Desperate? Qualcomm Claps Back At Arm’s Potentially Frivolous Lawsuit, by @dylan522p https://t.co/vq6aBWYdhJ" / Twitter

// I wrote about Windows starting ARM work in 2010 in hardcoresoftware.substack.com today. A fascinating evolution of ARM is how each major licensee is so custom now. Is Arm Desperate? Qualcomm Claps Back At Arm’s Potentially Frivolous Lawsuit, by

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MSFT so so far ahead… but AAPL is soo much better at these transitions: Rosetta (POC to x86), transparent x86 to x86 64 transition, and now Rosetta 2 (x86 to ARM). What’s the fundamental “thing” that makes it so MSFT can’t do that?

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I wrote about this exact question in the post :-)

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