Technology
Apple preps next Mac chips with aim to outclass top-end PCs – Sydney Morning Herald
The successor to Apple’s debut desktop processor, the M1, may be introduced next year.
While Intel gets less than 10 per cent of its revenue from furnishing Apple with Mac chips, the rest of its PC business is liable to face turbulence if the iPhone maker is able to deliver demonstrably better-performing computers. It could accelerate a shakeup in an industry that has long been dependent on Intel’s pace of innovation. For Apple, the move sheds that dependency, deepens its distinction from the rest of the PC market and gives it a chance to add to its small but growing share in PCs.
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