Realistically, no. Security is not a feature people are dying to pay for, it's just overhead. Look at Experian, on the front page again, still insecure. It's cheaper to make the defective product and say you're a little sorry, now and then.
And all bugs are potentially a security issue.
mitigations=off
Anyone who needs out-of-the-box performance can get it if they're willing to accept out-of-the-box security. Of course that doesn't make these side-channel attacks any less frustrating. For instance the original Meltdown and Spectre attacks were on my mind when I chose to "vote with my dollar" and buy an AMD CPU, only to end up with Zenbleed this year lol