That'd require Apple to stop supporting x86 with macOS. And that's not happening until they a) stop selling x86 Macs b) stop supporting the last x86 Macs they s

That'd require Apple to stop supporting x86 with macOS. And that's not happening until they a) stop selling x86 Macs b) stop supporting the last x86 Macs they sold. Probably going to take a while before the 28-core Intel Xeon W Mac Pro is replaced with an ARM variant.