Why Windows 11 Boot Camp on M1 Mac Is Dead

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Due to Windows 11's TPM 2.0 strict requirement and the fact that Macs simply don't have support for TPM 2.0, it looks like Windows 11 x86 and Windows 11 ARM will never come to any future Apple Macs, including M1 Mac and any future Apple Silicon ARM chips. This is a real shame as there is a lot of potential and benefits to the user, it could've been a win win!

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► Timestamps
00:00 Boot Camp support thus far
00:39 Windows 11 and TPM 2.0
00:58 Intel PTT?
01:19 T2 chip?
01:50 Secure Enclave in the M1?
02:19 Will Microsoft relax TPM 2.0 requirement?
02:49 TPM 2.0 workarounds
03:16 Boot Camp's bleak future
03:37 Windows 11 necessary drivers
04:12 Boot Camp is dead
04:31 Why Boot Camp was important
04:52 Windows virtualization
05:25 Windows 11 ARM Parallels is really good
05:56 Parallels Windows gaming
06:37 Discount sale for Parallels
06:59 M1 gaming compatibility list
07:20 Conclusion

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