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Apple Silicon could obliterate Intel’s most powerful processors next year

Apple Silicon could obliterate Intel’s most powerful processors next year

Posted on December 7, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

New reports suggest upcoming Apple Silicon chips will outperform Intel’s most powerful processors and arrive as soon as 2021. 

Bloomberg’s Apple sources claim the Apple M1 successor “will significantly outpace the performance of the latest machines running Intel chips.” With Intel currently one of the leading processor manufacturers for both laptops and desktops, this could mean upcoming Macs could become the most powerful consumer computers available to buy.
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