Note that AMD already uses ARM in their x64 CPUs, although not as primary cores.
These are mostly not user addressable CPUs and are used internally for management etc.
These are mostly not user addressable CPUs and are used internally for management etc.
AMD did have Jim Keller, at the same time that Keller/His team where working on the Zen x86 core, also working on a Keller/Arm K12 team project for an AMD custom ARM K12 Core where that Arm core was essentially using the same design ethos as Zen but that the K12 custom core was engineered to Decode and Execute the ARMv8A ISA.
But AMD's K12 custom ARM core project was mothballed and that project placed on the back burners in favor of x86 based Zen. AMD still has the Verilog(Blueprints) for K12 as Keller/K12 Team where far enough along with that for that design to be considered completed.