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The best reason to care about Nvidia’s RTX Spark: ‘everything’ will run on Arm

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The best reason to care about Nvidia’s RTX Spark: ‘everything’ will run on Arm

An Nvidia RTX Spark chip aboard an Asus laptop motherboard. | Photo by Sean Hollister / The Verge Fourteen years ago this month, Microsoft released an Nvidia-powered Windows PC that would become one of the greatest tech flops in modern history.

The original Microsoft Surface, which ran a stripped-down version of Windows on an Nvidia Tegra chip, bombed so hard that Microsoft had to write off $900 million in inventory .

The problem was that Nvidia's Arm chip couldn't run existing Windows apps.

Buyers had to leave their legacy programs behind.

This Friday, October 16th, Nvidia will once again be at the heart of Arm-powered Windows PCs with the first wave of RTX Spark laptops.

But now, the company says, they'll run everything .

Adobe.

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