You couldn’t just take any old ARM SoC off the shelf either, you’d need one with the ability to switch to a memory model as strong as x86’s (as M1 does), otherw

You couldn’t just take any old ARM SoC off the shelf either, you’d need one with the ability to switch to a memory model as strong as x86’s (as M1 does), otherwise any emulated mulithreaded applications will misbehave.