Microsoft has redoubled its efforts to push Windows-on-ARM with Snapdragon X laptops and now a MediaTek chipset, aiming for diversity in manufacturer options.
MediaTek's upcoming ARM-based chip for Windows, based on ARM's standard cores, might not qualify for the Copilot+ program, requiring a minimal AI compute power of 40 TOPS.
Qualcomm's exclusivity deal with Microsoft until 2025 delays the release of MediaTek's chip, potentially impacting the diversity and timing of ARM-based offerings for Windows.
MediaTek currently supports Chromebooks with Kompanio chips, providing a foundation for its upcoming Windows design using standard ARM components like Cortex CPU cores and Mali/Immortalis GPUs.
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