The Windows PC is about to get GOOD, and you can thank Windows on Arm for that

Microsoft is set to redefine the Windows PC landscape with its focus on Windows on Arm, revealing a new vision this Monday. The initiative, named CADMUS, involves collaboration with Qualcomm to produce Arm-based silicon chips that integrate advanced AI capabilities, enhancing performance and efficiency across various applications like real-time language translation and on-device text and image generation.

The unveiling will include the first CADMUS PCs such as a new Surface Pro and Surface Laptop, exclusively featuring Qualcomm’s Arm chips, signaling a significant shift from Intel processors. This move highlights Microsoft's confidence in Arm technology, supported by major OEMs planning to launch their Arm-powered devices soon. Additionally, popular applications like Chrome, Spotify, and Photoshop are now optimized for Windows on Arm, indicating robust ecosystem support.