This is a bit disappointing. Apple is uniquely equipped to disrupt enterprise/datacenter, having the M1 chip in their arsenal. Among many other benefits, the

This is a bit disappointing. Apple is uniquely equipped to disrupt enterprise/datacenter, having the M1 chip in their arsenal. Among many other benefits, the M1 chip in the datacenter would result in massive PUE reduction. It would also bring about some healthy competition, as currently Intel and AMD are making money hand over fist with what they charge their enterprise customers. Perhaps Apple felt that Linux is too advanced nowadays, and that their BSD internals would need significant work just to catch up. It's a real shame.