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Watch on YouTube A new laptop may need to understand programs from decades ago. BlueChip, the device announced by Anduril and Qualcomm, will use a Snapdragon processor with Arm architecture. That poses a key task: getting it to work well with Windows applications and programs from certain Linux distributions used by the g
A new laptop may need to understand programs from decades ago. BlueChip, the device announced by Anduril and Qualcomm, will use a Snapdragon processor with Arm architecture. That poses a key task: getting it to work well with Windows applications, programs from certain Linux distributions used by the government, and even older software that some agencies still retain. According to the episode, that compatibility work is still ongoing; there are no results from the final device yet. So the test will involve more than just turning it on: it will also have to run the tools its users already need. Compatibility may determine whether a new laptop is useful for real work.
Full episode: https://youtu.be/3BwO7gR8DnQ
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