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If your hardware is ARM and you need to work in x86 then yes you do.
People are streaming machine instructions from the Internet? I'm not sure how that makes sense. Kinda seems like local storage would be more efficient if you're literally just running the stuff locally anyway.
My understanding of the article is that the title is disingenuous. You can “boot” win11 into a mode that streams the hosted vm, much like their other offerings or like Citrix.
There are a lot of reasons to interact with data in this manner.