That might be a good reason to switch from Parallels, but not providing Windows Driver updates is a big bummer...
And
from Tom's Hardware
"Also, VMware's Fusion will not run macOS 12 virtual machines (VMs), since VMware has to "use a whole different set of APIs, and that breaks ESXi compatibility." At present, discrete GPU support does not work on virtual machines properly (not a problem for M1) and Ubuntu VMs can only accelerate 3D graphics using the CPU."
Which implies poorer performance than what I'd be seeing with Parallels right now, and no future support for macOS 12. Not to mention Windows 10 is actually supported, from a drivers standpoint. Then there's that whole the "customers are responsible for making sure they are compliant with an operating system's licensing agreement" thing again...