If Apple start using ARM processors in Macs, will they still run Windows under Parallels?

The title says it all, really.
(My question arises after seeing an article on the MacRumors site. See comments towards the end of the article in the attached link.)

https://www.macrumors.com/2018/01/23/apple-new-entry-level-13-inch-macbook-this-year/

 

I refer you to the PPC to Intel transition --- Rosetta allowed PPC apps on Intel for a couple of releases. Worked pretty well.
But in reality --- who knows?
I imagine Parallels will run whatever architecture the raw metal is ... thats how virtualization works.
ARM can run VM hypervisors so again who knows.

 

Thanks. I think maybe I was confusing Windows running on Macs as bootable operating systems, as opposed to VMs.

I still rather hope they choose to remain with Intel for a bit.

 

Hmmm ... run on an architecture that grew like topsy and originated in an 8 bit machine vs a well thought out rational instruction set (as well as being the most widely used architecture on the planet. I vote for ARM.