Data centres care about different things in CPUs. You also don’t see consumer intel CPUs (e.g. core i7, or even the high end gamer cpus / workstation xeons) in

Data centres care about different things in CPUs. You also don’t see consumer intel CPUs (e.g. core i7, or even the high end gamer cpus / workstation xeons) in normal data centres, even though they run x86. You do see arm in data centres, cf graviton on aws, but these are cpus fds signed for data centres (lots of cores, lots of memory, etc). The big difference is that consumer cpus care less about virtualisation, high core counts, or having lots of memory, and more about single core performance and potentially not getting hot in your lap.