NVIDIA has officially embraced the Windows on ARM platform with the arrival of its RTX Spark, with the chipset expected to be found in a bevy of notebooks this fall. Perhaps the most advantageous aspect of this silicon is how it’ll enable the industry to push forth with lighter laptop designs thanks to its efficiency. No longer will manufacturers need to rely on a multitude of heatpipes to tame the CPU and GPU, with an example being Microsoft’s Surface Laptop Ultra, whose TDP for the RTX Spark is just 110W. The lack of an elaborate cooling solution on the Surface […]

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