Windows on ARM

Windows on ARM is a version of the Windows operating system designed to run on devices that use ARM-based processors, which are different from the traditional Intel or AMD chips found in most PCs. ARM processors are known for being power-efficient, helping devices like lightweight laptops and tablets last longer on batteries. Windows on ARM allows these devices to run many Windows apps and programs, often through emulation, enabling versatility while maintaining longer battery life and a slim design. This adaptation expands the range of Windows devices suited for mobility and everyday use.