I never said the first part wasn't an issue, I was addressing the second part. We all know Apple isn't going to sell their processors directly. The only way tha

I never said the first part wasn't an issue, I was addressing the second part. We all know Apple isn't going to sell their processors directly. The only way that changes maybe is if a bunch of data centers go begging them to, and they might be special chips priced out of normal desktop usage. I wish that wasn't that case, but unfortunately it is. Especially with outside of Raspberry Pis (and like SBCs) and Pinebooks, right now the M1 is the only viable desktop ARM processor. Wouldn't be such a big deal if we begin to see more laptop and desktop manufacturers dive into the ARM space (I hope so).