For people in the industry: how likely are we to get RISC-V servers/VMs/laptops/desktops in the next 5-10 years? You know, go on a PC Part Picker and assemble a RISC-V desktop, for example.
The Getting Started Guide indicates it comes with a micro-SD with a bootable Linux image, but mostly goes on to describe console access. That said, it does recommend a GPU, but it's unclear whether it can boot to a graphical desktop out of the box.
I ran the sysbench CPU test on each, and the M65 trounced the RasPi4, being over 3x as fast in single-core (and about 1.5x as fast in multicore, which makes sense with the T2400 being 2-core to the RasPi's 4-core).
So the RasPi4 (a cheap-class SoC) remains slower than a performance-class PC from 14 years prior. Moore's law certainly helped in peformance-per-watt and performance-per-dollar, but if pure perfomance is what you want... I don't think there's anything available to consumers outside of Apple's offerings.