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Qualcomm's Snapdragon X Elite processors are expected to be available in PCs in the next few months .
The chips will be Qualcomm 's first Arm processor for Windows PCs.
Microsoft has tried to make Arm Windows happen a bunch of times, but this time feels different.
The first version of Windows -on-Arm was Windows RT, an Arm-compatible offshoot of Windows 8.
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