Part of this reflection is weird. Office is already running on Mac OS. M1 does not change anything in that regard. So the only meaning that remains that would

Part of this reflection is weird. Office is already running on Mac OS. M1 does not change anything in that regard. So the only meaning that remains that would make sense is: how would HP, Asus, Dell, and others react if MS sold non-OEM licenses for Windows 10 for ARM. Given for now I suspect they don't ship a lot of ARM laptops, that boils down to; would the M1 hardware be unfair competition. I don't think so. MS x86 emulation is likely inferior to what Apple is doing for now, and I'm not sure if/how quickly they could make use of the M1 specific capabilities if they even wanted to. So at least the market won't shift quickly. Will it shift slowly? Maybe.