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I wanted to see if I could run Linux on the new Dev Kit 2023 from Microsoft. The answer is kinda. Find out what I've tried and if it's right for you.

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Windows Dev Kit 2023 should bring the companys app developing ecosystem into a compact device as devs create Windows apps for ARM.

With Arm developer hardware now shipping, Windows is ready to embrace an NPU-powered AI future.

The 'Windows Dev Kit 2023' is intended for software developers, and promises to help Microsoft bring more native apps to the Arm-based Windows OS.

After previewing the system at the Build conference in May, Microsoft is now introducing a new device designed for Arm development: Project Volterra has been officially released...

Earlier this year, Microsoft announced that it would be releasing new hardware to encourage more developers to start using and supporting the Arm version of Windows. Dubbed "Project Volterra," all we knew about it at the time was that it would use an unnamed Qualcomm Snapdragon processor and NVMe-ba...

The Windows Dev Kit 2023 is official, and is now available to order for $599 with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8cx Gen3, 32GB RAM, and 512GB SSD. Designed for developers looking to optimize their apps for Wi

Microsoft has lagged behind in the race to adopt ARM chips in desktop and laptop computers, especially compared to Mac and the Linux ecosystem. However, the company is slowly changing course, and now Microsoft has new hardware to prove it.

Microsoft has released the Windows Dev Kit 2023, initially announced at Build, which features a dedicated AI processor and software for AI app development on laptops.