Its significance isn't "yet another AI PC," but rather: the x86 duopoly that Intel and AMD have maintained on Windows for decades has, for the first time, been stabbed head-on by an Arm-camp super chip. Looking down this chain, the positions of who benefits and who gets hurt are crystal clear.
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