Sure, but it does run on RISC-v, other 64-bit arms, AMD x86-64, Intel x86-64, IBM power, etc. Sure apple's got the lead, but they are also showing the entire A

Sure, but it does run on RISC-v, other 64-bit arms, AMD x86-64, Intel x86-64, IBM power, etc. Sure apple's got the lead, but they are also showing the entire ARM community how good an ARM can be. Also keep in mind Apple's M1 looks pretty awesome against Intel, even the i9. Not so much against the AMD Zen3. One of their biggest bragging points was single thread performance, which Zen 3 is rather close on. It's just the nature of things, don't worry, healthy competition for the M1 is already in the pipeline.