MacPro

I'm running the Windows 10 ARM already on an M1 and now the Windows 11 version on a PC and my suspicions were correct, they are almost identical. I would imagine the ARM 11 isn't far off developer release.

According to the Verge's article on the same subject, my Intel Mac running macOS Monterey can show the globe in Apple Maps like this (from my Intel MBP running Maps in macOS Monterey).

mdlall said:

They still did not add waypoints or multi-stop routes. This is very important for people who want to plan a trip. I remember way back when Microsoft Streets and Trips had all of those features. And where was CarPlay? A whole year has passed and not a mention of a single enhancement to a major product. 

I  came here to say the same thing about Waypoints.  I was so sure Apple would finally add them, what a let down.  Waypoints are crucial to planning a trip that last a few days.  CarPIay was mentioned.  Updates later this year.

MplsP said:

I think the only thing readers here would care about is when MS will finally get around to making a functional ARM version of Windows. Given their history I’m betting it will be at least 5 years...

My very functional ARM version is running very well on my M1 Mac.  Microsoft has updates every few days for the MS Insider members.  It runs astonishingly well for me. This within Parallels for M1 Macs of course. I can't wait to try this set up on the next generation Apple Silicon with more RAM than M1s, VMs are where more RAM is useful.

I wonder if in the ARM version we are already seeing many of the GUI changes coming for the x86 version.  

The power of the M1X and M2 will be staggering, I can well see the next Mac Pro, using Apple Silicon, being used to prototype Crays.  

https://wiki.c2.com/?AppleCrayComputer