Great, an entire 8 years after the first Windows on ARM Qualcomm devices... but they think they've got it this time. For sure.
https://www.theregister.com/2022/11/03/qualcomm_q4_2022/
Edit: This is so incomprehensibly late it's just embarrassing. It's been 2 presidencies. Qualcomm had an exclusivity contract for Windows on ARM for literally half a decade (2016-2021) which they did absolutely nothing of significance with. And if 2024 is their year, it will be 4 years after M1. Yikes. Not to mention the lawsuit between themselves and ARM Holdings over whether Nuvia's designs are legitimate, which could delay things further. Nuvia had better be like pulling a rabbit out of a hat when it arrives.
Edit 2: @beembeem Right... shutters. 8 years in the sense of modern Windows with some 32-bit Intel app compatibility. But as for ARM as a whole... Windows RT and Windows CE before it...