Arm CPU crunching

Right now the Arm cpu's, ie R-Pi, Android etc, applications aren't nearly as profilic as the AMD and Intel 'standard' cpu tasks for very task, ie they are app specific like cpu's versus gpu's. Now in a Server setting for most things each task is usually small and doesn't require sustained intensive computing power in Boinc for example it's all allowing a connection, point to the correct directories, close the connection and move to the next one. For the backend it's similar in that it's about moving tasks to the right directory once they are received or change the settings to reflect that the tasks were sent to or received from a user. For work it's similar in that alot of computing power is not needed to provide x number of users access to this or that database, the key is the more cpu's the more users can acess the database etc at one time. So LOTS of tiny cpu's means things happen faster for the employees and others accessing the Server. That's the theory anyway, with those requiring more intensive Server access seeing a slowdown due to the limitations of the current Arm cpu as opposed to the normally Intel but also Epyc and AMD cpu's. Now IF they can increase the capabilities of the new ARM cpu's then the limitations can be reduced or eliminated and then the cost price points of the various other cpu's could drop dramatically.