Tim Cook on John Ternus becoming Apple’s next CEO and the future of Apple TV:
“We’ve really set this bar for the transition to be the best ever. We wanted to be a textbook example and that’s how it’s going.”
Ternus says he’s excited for what’s ahead, while also saying Apple TV has “tremendous momentum” and that Apple will keep building on its growing lineup of hit shows and films.
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NVIDIA says app compatibility won’t be a concern on its ARM-based RTX Spark PCs.
At Computex, Jensen Huang said these PCs can run “every application Windows has ever run.”
Windows on Arm has traditionally relied on emulating x86 apps, which has occasionally led to compatibility issues with older software, drivers, anti-cheat systems and some games. So this could be HUGE.
NVIDIA also says it’s working with developers to ensure anti-cheat support for games like Fortnite, Valorant, PUBG and more. That’s a big step forward for Windows on Arm gaming.
There will also be Spark exclusive optimizations. Adobe is rebuilding Photoshop and Premiere for RTX Spark, with up to 2x better performance.