Now you have two problems.
if you're someone vital to the operational stability of the company, then the minute you're gone, your presence missing will be noticed as maintenance stops functioning
The last two times I job-hopped, the systems I left behind held out for over a year because I design them for stability and to not require babysitting. Unfortunately for those left behind, that was read as "these things just work and we don't have to worry about them." If things fall apart "the minute you're gone," what you make is crap.
Why not keep being less efficient and more bulky so that 'Murica can feel like a leader?
Good luck with all that.
1. This is basically just "nerd harder."
2. Every single EDR update having to pass through MS, beyond being unworkable, is going to run afoul of the EU's demands.
3. Which OSes recover gracefully from third-party ring 0 drivers being corrupted? Are you not at all concerned about the vulnerabilities that would open with such?
Fear is the greatest salesman. -- Robert Klein