If they do that, I wonder whether it would make sense for Apple to get into the ARM server CPU business while they'are at it. Currently, the Intel Xeon is used

If they do that, I wonder whether it would make sense for Apple to get into the ARM server CPU business while they'are at it. Currently, the Intel Xeon is used in both high-end workstations and servers. If one x86 design can be suitable for both of those, presumably one ARM design could do the same. If they could sell server CPUs at a profit, then Apple could get more return on its design investment by getting into two markets. And they'd get more volume. Though apparently they'd be facing competition from Ampere and Amazon's Graviton.