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Apple’s New Chips

its own designs of ARM processors in all its Macs. Rumors of this move have been floating around for years—actually a decade—but now it’s a reality: Apple is dropping the x86 processor, and taking the job in-house. There are, reportedly, three different system-on-a-chip designs in development: “Project Kalamata” as it is called within Apple. The first design is based on the iPhone A14 chip (due to appear in the iPhone 12 shortly). Apple’s custom

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