This isn't really all that new, running macOS on non-Apple hardware has been done, including virtualisation. It also is pretty much the default way to do it unl

This isn't really all that new, running macOS on non-Apple hardware has been done, including virtualisation. It also is pretty much the default way to do it unless for whatever reason you need to run it locally (i.e. if you don't have a server or if you need local hardware access). At first I thought this as a 10 year old article, but it appears it really was a re-discovery of the same thing you do with KVM, Xen, Hyper-V, ESXi, VirtualBox etc. for years now.