The argument given was that VMWare became useless because of the switch to Arm. There are more Hypervisor managers available on macOS now than there have ever

The argument given was that VMWare became useless because of the switch to Arm. There are more Hypervisor managers available on macOS now than there have ever been before - largely because Apple provides the underlying framework to do most of the hard work... but there is clearly significant demand to run VMs on Arm Macs still, regardless of whether that includes running Windows (which does exist for Arm too)