> If your needs are that mundane, I really don't see why an Apple ARM chip would matter? I don't think "mundane" is a fair and honest take. Just like most of t

> If your needs are that mundane, I really don't see why an Apple ARM chip would matter? I don't think "mundane" is a fair and honest take. Just like most of the industry benefits little to nothing from performance gains from microservices, I'd say that most of the industry benefits little to nothing from high-performance hardware, specially after containerization and container orchestration services took over the industry. I know for a fact that some WebApps that are household names by now use a single m4.large instance to serve all the traffic from a single deployment region while barely taxing it's CPU quotas. If those quotas were reached it's trivial and boring to just spin up more "mundane" hardware and cease to have a problem. Why push this myth that everyone needs Ferrari hardware to do everyday work when half the world would do well with today's bicycles?