I'll say this as nicely as I can: stop embarrassing yourself. We're not laughing with you, just so you know.
Apple is not even using regular ARM-designed cores, they're a full-blown ARM ISA licensee, meaning, their chips aren't necessarily compatible with other ARM chips.
For sure, virtualising other ARM-based OSes on Apple Silicon chips will always be faster than emulating chips with different ISAs, but that's only part of the equation… We may see an ever-growing split between Qualcomm and Samsung chips on the PC side and Apple chips on the other, despite all of them being possibly fabricated by TSMC, just because they have different designs and their OSes different requirements to go with them.
AFAIK, only Intel designs and produces its own chips, with even AMD using its now spun-off fab branch GlobalFoundries instead of owning its own fabs.