They are completely unrelated projects.

piPXE relies on UEFI.  The UEFI support for the Pi 4 is in the process of being 
merged to the upstream edk2-platforms repositories.  Once that is done, it 
should be possible to invoke piPXE and have it work with any USB network 
adapters.

AFAIK the onboard NIC is (embedded) USB on the Pi 3B+ and earlier, but may be 
PCIe on the Pi 4.  If this is the case, then a suitable NIC driver for iPXE 
will need to be written.

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