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Dev successfully runs ARM Windows virtualization on M1 Mac, says it’s ‘pretty snappy’

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<p>Last week we heard from Apple’s VP of software engineering Craig Federighi that the ARM version of Windows 10 could run natively on Apple Silicon (https://9to5mac.com/2020/11/20/windows-can-run-natively-m1-macs-apple-silicon/) M1 Macs but was “really up to Microsoft.” Now a developer has found a workaround enabling the first virtualization of ARM Windows running successfully on an M1 Mac and claims the performance is “pretty snappy.”</p>
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