According to a Bloomberg report, Apple is working on its M6 chip, which is expected to power its Mac computers that will ...

While the introduction of Apple Silicon at the time focused on the M1 and M-series chips destined for Mac usage, the term has expanded in its use. It now refers to all of Apple's main processing ...

Apple is developing custom chips for smart glasses, AI servers, and Macs, signaling a major shift in its hardware strategy by ...

M2 continues the tremendous pace of innovation in Apple silicon for the Mac.” The 25% higher transistor count in the M2 improves performance across the entire chip, including the memory controller.

M-series processors are used in the Mac, iPad, and Apple Vision Pro. Other Apple chipsets include S-series chips for Apple Watch and U-series chips for AirTag. Apple Silicon doesn't refer to a ...

Apple will continue to invest heavily in custom silicon as it strives to lead not only in device performance but also in AI ...

In 2020, Apple announced the Mac transition to Apple Silicon. Replacing Intel was a large undertaking, but it proved successful. Apple was able to develop chips that were both faster and more ...

At the time, it sounded like a daunting task, but feasible thanks to the years of success using its own silicon in the iPhone. The fourth generation of M-series chips in the Mac was released in ...

Apple’s first generation of in-house Mac chips already appear to offer performance ... However, if the next generations of Apple Silicon prove to be as fast as reported, that may be very bad ...