> Apple would have to have all the support chipset as well. Hasn't Apple been pretty obviously moving in that direction? Their T2 chip does a lot. Given how In

> Apple would have to have all the support chipset as well. Hasn't Apple been pretty obviously moving in that direction? Their T2 chip does a lot. Given how Intel doesn't let third-parties make alternatives to their own southbridge chipsets any more (a change that screwed Apple's product strategy at the time), there's not much more that Apple could move into the T2 until they're ready to abandon Intel CPUs, too.