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Apple’s ARM Mac roadmap leak teases supercharged iPhone chips

Apple’s ARM Mac roadmap leak teases supercharged iPhone chips

Posted on April 27, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Apple’s ARM-based Macs are coming in 2021, a new report claims, with the company intending to use a version of its homegrown iPhone and iPad processors to squeeze out Intel. The shift could be the biggest upheaval to Mac since the company migrated away from PowerPC to Intel x86 in 2006, though the ongoing coronavirus pandemic could force some massaging of the roadmap.
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