Apple's new ARM-based macs won't support windows through boot camp

Apple will start switching its Macs to its own ARM-based processor later this year, but you won’t be able to run Windows in Boot Camp mode on them. Apple has been working closely with Microsoft to ensure Office is ready for ARM-based Macs later this year, but the company didn’t mention its lack of Boot Camp support at WWDC.  Other methods to run Windows on ARM-based Macs will include virtualization using apps like VMWare or Parallels but were not even sure windows will work that way with an ARM based mac or if those vendors like parallels will even commit to build those apps with windows support.  So if you like using windows on an apple computer make sure to get one know or in the next year or so while they are still being made and sold with intel processors.  Also next year if you buy a new macbook or imac make sure it has the intel processor and not the ARM based one if you want windows too.