It might be a marginal improvement for some apps running on Rosetta 2. Benchmarks from relatively trusted sites, such as Anandtech, suggests that strong native

It might be a marginal improvement for some apps running on Rosetta 2. Benchmarks from relatively trusted sites, such as Anandtech, suggests that strong native performance on most benchmarks, and at least competitive, if not slightly better, when emulating. The article is a bad argument to a conclusion that we already know, something that they can already do without putting out their own chips.