Is ARM base CPU being supported by Avira?

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• 1. Februar 2021 04:17

I am evaluating virus scan for my new Surface Pro X, is Avira support ARM based CPU?

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  Lukas Huptas

  • 15. Februar 2021 14:59

  Hello Iven,

  atm, we're not supporting CPU architectures besides x86 CPUs and Apple M1.

  If we're providing a solution that is also available for CPUs like ARM, we'll update our related system requirements.

  Best,

  Lukas Huptas

  Avira Community Manager

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  Christian Stein

  • 11. April 2021 15:37

  Being a bit confused, because Apple M1 is ARM based. Please confirm Avira is supported on M1, because there is no - or I didn‘t find - any official statement on your website.  

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  Lukas Huptas

  • 13. April 2021 10:42

  Hello Christian,

  Avira supports Apple M1 CPU but not ARM in general. Apple is providing an API (Rosetta v2) to virtualize x86 applications on M1 CPUs. So Avira isn't a native M1 app yet but full running on M1 chips on behalf of Apple Rosetta v2.

  Best,

  Lukas Huptas

  Avira Community Manager

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