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Apple Silicon roadmap leak gives power-users good news

Apple Silicon roadmap leak gives power-users good news

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

The M1 chipset in the new MacBook Air may have wowed, but the Apple Silicon roadmap includes designs with up to 32 cores, it’s reported, as the most potent Mac Pro prepares to abandon Intel. Apple’s two year transition of its Mac range from Intel’s x86 processors to custom Arm-based silicon of its own design was already known to be aggressive, but new leaks suggest it’s going all-in to maximize performance.
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