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Four reasons why Apple is right to snub Intel and AMD

Four reasons why Apple is right to snub Intel and AMD

Posted on June 25, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Apple recently announced plans to integrate its own silicon, based on ARM architecture, into all of its Macs, snubbing Intel and AMD in the process. On the surface, this may look like an egotistical decision, but I’m fully behind the move.

While both Intel and AMD are doing tremendous jobs with laptops processors right now, their road maps simply don’t align with Apple’s. There are also a lot of benefits for Apple to switch over to its own chip too, ensuring such a significant shift is not as risky as you may think.

We’ve listed the main reasons why we feel Apple is right to snub both Intel and AMD below, while emphasising why you should be excited for the upcoming Mac revolution.
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