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Learn About Windows on Arm with the NPU-accelerated Windows Arm Developer Kit

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💪 On today’s show, Jim is joined by Ivette Carreras, a software development manager on the team bringing Windows to Arm devices. Ivette has a cool dev kit to show off that combines not only Windows running on an Arm64 processor with an emulation layer for x86 and x64 applications, but also adds a dedicated NPU for AI workloads. To top it all off, it's wrapped in ocean recycled plastic. Learn more and buy one yourself at https://aka.ms/lgpc/arm. 00:00 - Intro 00:39 - Introducing Ivette and Project Volterra 02:07 - What are Arm processors? 03:21 - Do low-power usage chips run slower? No! 03:45 - Introducing the NPU, a neural processing unit for running AI 05:26 - The hardware with 20% ocean recycled plastic in the case 06:34 - Windows 11 on Arm 07:08 - The x64 emulation layer on Arm 09:30 - Arm64EC to incrementally transition apps to Arm. https://aka.ms/lgpc/arm/armec 10:20 - Visual Studio on Arm can compile all workloads such as C++ and C# to  …...more
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Intro

0:00

Introducing Ivette and Project Volterra

0:39

What are Arm processors?

2:07

Do low-power usage chips run slower? No!

3:21

Introducing the NPU, a neural processing unit for running AI

3:45

The hardware with 20% ocean recycled plastic in the case

5:26

Windows 11 on Arm

6:34

The x64 emulation layer on Arm

7:08

Arm64EC to incrementally transition apps to Arm.

9:30

Visual Studio on Arm can compile all workloads such as C++ and C# to Arm

10:20

Task manager on WIndows 11 shows what runs as Arm64, x64 and x86

12:10

Build for x64 on Arm just by changing the Visual Studio build target

12:48

Leveraging the NPU to build AI for the cloud with the cross-platform ONNX runtime.

14:07

Time travel debugging on Arm

16:02
Learn About Windows on Arm with the NPU-accelerated Windows Arm Developer Kit
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2023May 9
💪 On today’s show, Jim is joined by Ivette Carreras, a software development manager on the team bringing Windows to Arm devices. Ivette has a cool dev kit to show off that combines not only Windows running on an Arm64 processor with an emulation layer for x86 and x64 applications, but also adds a dedicated NPU for AI workloads. To top it all off, it's wrapped in ocean recycled plastic. Learn more and buy one yourself at https://aka.ms/lgpc/arm. 00:00 - Intro 00:39 - Introducing Ivette and Project Volterra 02:07 - What are Arm processors? 03:21 - Do low-power usage chips run slower? No! 03:45 - Introducing the NPU, a neural processing unit for running AI 05:26 - The hardware with 20% ocean recycled plastic in the case 06:34 - Windows 11 on Arm 07:08 - The x64 emulation layer on Arm 09:30 - Arm64EC to incrementally transition apps to Arm. https://aka.ms/lgpc/arm/armec 10:20 - Visual Studio on Arm can compile all workloads such as C++ and C# to Arm 12:10 - Task manager on WIndows 11 shows what runs as Arm64, x64 and x86 12:48 - Build for x64 on Arm just by changing the Visual Studio build target 14:07 - Leveraging the NPU to build AI for the cloud with the cross-platform ONNX runtime. 16:02 - Time travel debugging on Arm - https://aka.ms/lgpc/arm/windbg Presented by ‪@jimbobbennett‬ Get the look! Buy Jim's shirt: https://aka.ms/lgpc/look/arm Feel free to leave us a comment below, and don't forget to subscribe: https://aka.ms/Reactor/Subscribe-YouTube Thanks! This show was recorded at the Microsoft Reactor in Redmond. Connect with us: Homepage: https://aka.ms/Reactor Facebook: https://fb.com/MicrosoftReactor Twitter:   / msftreactor   Meetup: https://www.meetup.com/pro/microsoft-... About Microsoft Reactor: Reactors are community spaces where technology professionals meet, learn, and connect - to both their local peers as well as industry-leading ideas and technology from Microsoft, partners, and the open source community. With a diverse mix of workshops, presentations, and networking events customized for each city, there’s something for everyone – whether you’re just getting started or working on complex projects. Our programming is always free and inclusive of a broad set of products, tools, and technologies.

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