The transition to ARM CPUs on the Windows side of the pond has not been as successful as Apple’s own transition. While Apple managed to get things running well from the get go, partly thanks to the performance of the compnany’s Rosetta 2 compatibility later, Windows has struggled. Many Windows apps are still x86 only, and Microsoft’s solution to translate x86 instructions to ARM doesn’t work as well as Rosetta 2. Now, though, Chrome is making it to ARM Windows computers at long last.
