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If you want to experience Windows XP on a modern ARM64 device, you must use a virtual machine (VM) that supports x86-to-ARM emulation:
Windows XP on ARM64: Is There Really an ISO? (And How to Get Close)
If someone managed to recompile the Windows XP kernel for ARM64 (a herculean, likely illegal task), it would fly on modern ARM chips like Snapdragon 8cx or Apple M1/M2. XP’s low system requirements (233 MHz, 64 MB RAM) would make it ridiculously snappy on 2020s hardware.
Stick to official virtualization or emulation. Your data will thank you.
