That’s great! I’ve got an old copy of visual studio and windows nt 3.1 in the closet, ran on mips, alpha, sparc and intel. Back when Microsoft was cross platform.
Beyond what NT supported, WinCE entered the picture in the very late 90s with ARM support among other architectures.
Then Multiplan ran on most of the major microcomputers of the time.
It's interesting that in their history, strict Wintel is more the anomaly in their history.
Windows 2000 had both x86 and Alpha support up through the release candidate, but Alpha was dropped before final release. I actually had an Alpha workstation running Windows 2000 (for fun) back in the mists of time.
It was still exciting at the time.
Guess it never went anywhere.