nVidia may not have much choice but to try, if it's being locked out of the x86 CPU market at the same time that the market for third-party discrete GPUs on x86

nVidia may not have much choice but to try, if it's being locked out of the x86 CPU market at the same time that the market for third-party discrete GPUs on x86 PCs is being squeezed hard. And supporting ARM Windows may not that big a burden for PC game publishers if Windows' ARM support is first-class and producing an ARM build is largely just a recompile for the studios.