Traditional Windows programs and Universal Apps will be supported in Microsoft's latest Windows 10 ARM push
Microsoft is planning another assault on the ARM architecture with a deal with Qualcomm to bring Windows 10 desktop apps to ARM microprocessors. Following on from the attempt to port Windows 8 to ARM...
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