Despite being in Hong Kong I'm really excited to buy one if it is available in my region natively (so I don't have to pay in RMB which is very volatile recently

Despite being in Hong Kong I'm really excited to buy one if it is available in my region natively (so I don't have to pay in RMB which is very volatile recently). Most of you guys forgot that you can run WSL in ARM as well -- yes, the same WSLg is capable of running Android on Windows on ARM, natively and very much faithfully. This could mean a whole lot of things including a much-integrated testing and app development pipeline with a whooping 32G of LPDDR4X memory, that means it is finally possible to run a lot of dev software most likely such as java, dotnet and node stuff that can offer day-0 cross platform support. I'm thus very confused why Microsoft is marking Volterra to run AI workload despite the it should be richer on the other side