Short answer: no; medium-answer: windows is closed-source, so you're reliant on requesting Microsoft to release such a version, which they have not done, also (guessing, but fairly sure) Microsoft has likely no intention to release a version of Windows compiled to run on this particular ARM processor.
Having said that, nothings impossible, the possibility exists to emulate other CPUs, but it would likely be a lot of effort for little gain.
Short answer: no; medium-answer: windows is closed-source, so you're reliant on requesting Microsoft to release such a version, which they have not done, also (guessing, but fairly sure) Microsoft has likely no intention to release a version of Windows compiled to run on this particular ARM processor.
Having said that, nothings impossible, the possibility exists to emulate other CPUs, but it would likely be a lot of effort for little gain.
