Windows on ARM. Ok, I guess options are nice, but is anyone really asking for this? If someone is choosing an ARM processor I’d guess they are going for a low power option. And when I think of a lean, power sipping OS, I don’t think of Windows.
But hey, Embedded XP is a thing (which haunts security teams’ nightmares to this day). So, maybe Microsoft is looking to upgrade those systems.
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