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    Copilot+ PCs: AI-First Windows on Arm Ahead of Windows 10 EoS 2025

    Microsoft’s push for Copilot+ PCs has moved from product launch to full‑throttle migration messaging as Windows 10 approaches its October 14, 2025 end‑of‑support deadline, with Redmond now framing Arm‑based, NPU‑equipped laptops as the recommended path for consumers and organizations that want...
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    Windows on ARM vs Copilot+ PC: How to Identify Architecture Before Buying

    Confusion between “Windows on ARM” and “Copilot+ PC” has become a real buyer’s trap, especially now that sleek Snapdragon laptops share shelf space with new Intel and AMD systems carrying the Copilot+ badge. If you care about software compatibility, battery life, and performance, you need to...
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    VirtualBox 7.2 ARM-first: Windows 11 on ARM and Linux kernel 6.16/6.17 support

    Oracle’s VirtualBox 7.2 marks a decisive, architecture-focused expansion of the open-source hypervisor: the 7.2 cycle brings explicit Windows 11 on ARM host and guest support, fresh compatibility work for modern Linux kernels (notably initial support for the 6.16/6.17 series), UI and usability...
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    EAC on Windows on Arm: Fortnite Brings Easy Anti-Cheat to Snapdragon X PCs

    Epic Games has started closing a long-standing gap for Arm-based Windows gaming by making its Easy Anti-Cheat (EAC) system compatible with Windows 11 on Arm devices powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X family — a change that paves the way for Fortnite and other EAC-protected multiplayer titles to...
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    Surface Pro vs. Surface Laptop with Snapdragon X Elite: Which Windows Device Fits You Best?

    Microsoft’s dedicated hardware lineup has long been a canvas for the company’s vision of premium Windows devices, and the Surface family’s latest Snapdragon X Elite models exemplify the evolution of mobile computing. With Windows 11 optimized for ARM, Microsoft offers the Surface Pro and Surface...
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    Microsoft Copilot+ PCs with Snapdragon: Performance, Battery, and Future Outlook

    When Microsoft made the bold assertion that Copilot+ PCs powered by Snapdragon processors were "the fastest, most intelligent Windows PCs ever," the claim was met with swift skepticism by the online community. The controversy reached its peak when a Community Note appeared on X (formerly...
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