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They are probably binning a lot of product right now. They'll eventually need to do something with all those chips that didn't make the cut. This is apple we're
by deelowe 6y ago
They are probably binning a lot of product right now. They'll eventually need to do something with all those chips that didn't make the cut. This is apple we're talking about. There's surely a 5+ year plan to develop this ecosystem fully. I'd be more surprised if we didn't see a complete line of custom chips across all apple products within the decade.
- thekyle 6y agoDoesn't Apple already use their own chips for everything? AFAIK the Mac was the last product not to use Apple Silicon and it has switched.
- duskwuff 6y agoThe Mac line hasn't fully switched over to Apple Silicon yet. Notably, the iMac, iMac Pro, Mac Pro, and some Macbook Pro models are still Intel.