Microsoft also seems to want its own SoC for its own PC. This is hinted at by a new vacancy where the company is looking for a SoC architect for the Surface division.
There are no particular details, but the fact itself is enough. Microsoft is practically a monopoly on the PC market in terms of operating system, but very little represented in it from a PC manufacturer’s point of view. That being said, Surface computers are selling well. Plus we’ve already seen AMD’s semi-custom APUs built specifically for Surface PCs, so the idea of Microsoft’s own processors should make sense.
It is also possible that Microsoft needs its own specialist precisely to develop the direction of semi-custom solutions, and not completely its own.
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