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EA Embraces ARM: New Anti-Cheat Engineer Role Unveiled

3/4/2026

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Electronic Arts (EA) has posted a Senior Anti-Cheat Engineer job to develop ARM64 support for Javelin Anticheat.
The move signals shift toward ARM-based Windows PCs as NVIDIA launches ARM-based processors.
EA aims to create a native ARM driver and ensure broad hardware compatibility.
The company is exploring compatibility with non-Windows systems, including Linux and Valve's Proton.
This suggests growing ARM acceptance in gaming as consumer interest in ARM laptops rises.

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Electronic Arts (EA) has posted a Senior Anti-Cheat Engineer job to develop ARM64 support for Javelin Anticheat.
The move signals shift toward ARM-based Windows PCs as NVIDIA launches ARM-based processors.
EA aims to create a native ARM driver and ensure broad hardware compatibility.
The company is exploring compatibility with non-Windows systems, including Linux and Valve's Proton.
This suggests growing ARM acceptance in gaming as consumer interest in ARM laptops rises.