Yes. The location data you get from CoreLocation has been processed already, in that it is the output of combining the inputs from the GPS, Wi-Fi access points, cell towers, magnetometer, accelerometer, and gyroscope sensors.
Workout data might take it a step further, as you tell it the type of workout, and I'm assuming WorkoutKit might do something like adjust the distance filter that specifies how far the device has to travel before triggering a location update event to minimize battery use during the workout.
I think it makes much more sense for Microsoft to provide a good agent orchestration layer for their operating system and productivity software (are we still calling it that?) than try to compete with the Frontier providers.
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