AMD reportedly developing ARM silicon chip

This article sounds unreliable. First

> That’s because AMD could be making its own ARM-based chip. According to hardware leaker Mauri QHD, Intel is working on two M1 competitor chips. And these are apparently “almost ready.”

Is it AMD or Intel? Next:

> Like Intel, AMD makes chips and processors based on IBM’s x86 architecture, which has long underpinned laptop and desktop silicon.

IBM is not behind X86, Intel is. Next:

> But, as our colleagues over at TechRadar pointed out, ARM isn’t a stranger to flirting with ARM-based chips.

Meant to say AMD isn’t a stranger.

It needs a good editor. Then there is the fact it is from early December 2020.

This article is packed with odd mistakes. One more is the assertion that Microsoft has been hard at work to make Windows, an x86 operating system, work with ARM.

The NT lineage of Windows has worked on PPC, MIPS, Alpha, IA64, x86, x64, and ARM. I’ve personally used it on all but PPC and MIPS.

Where Microsoft is likely behind is in instruction set adaptation, where the last strong effort was with DEC with FX!32.

However, they’re back in the game.

https://blogs.windows.com/windows-insider/2020/12/10/introdu...

>That’s because AMD could be making its own ARM-based chip. According to hardware leaker Mauri QHD, Intel is working on two M1 competitor chips. And these are apparently “almost ready.”

I'm confused whether they accidentally wrote "Intel" instead of "AMD", or if those two M1 competitor chips are something other than the AMD ARM chips mentioned just before.

Should be marked as (2020).