The article explores Nvidia's RTX Spark and its potential to run 'everything' on Arm, contrasting it with the historical failure of the original Microsoft Surface PC.
- •Fourteen years ago, Microsoft's original Surface PC, powered by an Nvidia Tegra chip, was a major failure that resulted in a $900 million inventory write-off.
- •The primary reason to care about Nvidia's RTX Spark is that 'everything' is expected to run on the Arm architecture.
- •The article draws a parallel between the past failure of the Surface and the current trajectory of Arm-based computing.