Microsoft just killed any hopes for a Boot Camp revival on Apple silicon Macs

Apple’s switch to its own M-series chips for the Mac has a lot of advantages, but there is one major feature that was lost in the transition from Intel processors: Boot Camp, Apple’s ultility that allows an Intel-based Mac to natively run the Windows operating system alongside macOS.If a user wants to run Windows on an M-series Mac, the solution is to use the Arm-version of Windows through virtualization software. However, Microsoft’s licensing restrictions didn’t offici