The modern Qualcomm Windows laptops also come with binary translation that's fast enough that you can use most amd64 programs just fine. Qualcomm had some GPU driver issues, but other than that things like gaming on aarch64 work just fine (and I imagine most video games put more varied strain on the GPU than Blender).

Windows RT is dead and buried. Blender won't run on it either, because RT never got to Windows 11.

Prism has been slowly improving over time, but for years it was unable to support the Adobe programs that worked on day one with Rosetta.

That's why the early Windows on ARM system reviews pointed out that you needed to know in advance if your software would run at all before buying.