MediaTek designs Arm-based chip for Microsoft's AI laptops

Taiwanese chip design giant MediaTek is developing an Arm-based personal computer chip that will run Microsoft's Windows operating system, according to three people familiar with the matter.

Last month, Microsoft unveiled a new generation of laptops that feature chips designed with Arm Holdings tech, which provide enough horsepower to run the artificial intelligence applications that executives said were the future of consumer computing. The MediaTek chip is geared toward this effort.

The software company's plans take aim at Apple  which has released its own Arm-based chips for Mac computers for roughly four years. And Microsoft's decision to optimize Windows for Arm could threaten Intel's longstanding dominance in the PC market.
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 MediaTek, a Taiwanese chip design giant, is developing an Arm-based personal computer (PC) chip that will run Microsoft's Windows operating system. This chip is specifically designed to support the artificial intelligence (AI) applications that Microsoft believes are the future of consumer computing.