Sadly dual booting isn’t really an option anymore. Apple Silicon based Macs do still have the ability to dual boot, but there’s no Windows-on-Arm builds availa

Sadly dual booting isn’t really an option anymore. Apple Silicon based Macs do still have the ability to dual boot, but there’s no Windows-on-Arm builds available for them. Also, Apple actually made (or supplied, depending how you looked at it) all the Windows drivers for the various Intel Mac devices that could dual boot Windows. If Microsoft decided to target Apple Silicon, it would have to be a team effort with Apple to make all the drivers available. It would be an extra difficult thing to do because Apple Silicon now uses custom GPUs where before they were just the standard Intel iGPU or Nvidia/AMD discreet GPUs.