The article mentioned about the WinARM twice failure. I wonder as Apple is actually a Windows OEM, have they tried that and learnt from that experience and lea

The article mentioned about the WinARM twice failure. I wonder as Apple is actually a Windows OEM, have they tried that and learnt from that experience and learn from that as well. Further, would the AppleArm run BootCamp? What happen to thunderbolt, given it is ok now from Intel to use it (but in ARM)? Is Office compatibility still important to Apple and if so have Microsoft Apple product teams are already testing ARM version of Office on both WinArm and AppleArm? (Given that some small subset did run on iPad Pro, or even iPhone). But unlike Windows, Apple has successful twice and given it can ignore our call for CUDA compatibility and worry about future Premiere/Adobe ... They would move. And we will move as well. Just not sure where we move to. Sorry lots of questions. And the impact to Intel ... it is a side show and side issue. Games on.