Apple Silicon development led by "incredible capabilities" of iPhone chips

Apple's shift into making its own chips for Mac was prompted by the trajectory of massive improvements from ten years of iPhone chip development, a profile of the company's Apple Silicon efforts explains. An M2 chip and a MacBook model The move from Intel chips to using its own Apple Silicon designs, based on its previous work making chips for the iPhone, is undoubtedly the best move Apple made for its Mac lineup. In a profile of Munich offices with Apple product marketing's Doug Brooks, Apple S...