That's the benefit of virtualization technologies like Parallels Desktop, whose newly-baked version 16.5 brings official support for M1 Macs. That was, of course, still an unofficial method without much optimizations and access to official macOS APIs and hidden hooks. The fact that Windows 10 ARM reportedly ran better emulated on an M1 Mac compared to running natively on Microsoft's own Surface Pro X was particularly telling of the power of Apple's first desktop Arm chip. Perhaps the most glowing example, and most damning for Microsoft, was running Windows 10 ARM on an Apple M1 Mac, something that can now be done officially with the latest release of Parallels Desktop.
That includes running resource and graphics-intensive gaming emulators or other operating systems on top of the Arm-based macOS. The power of the Apple M1 processor has been demonstrated time and again by using the M1 Macs for cases Apple never intended, not to mention would allow.
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