| Title | Apple Dev Logs Point to Nine New M2-Powered Macs | |
| Date | Monday April 18 2022, @01:49AM | |
| Author | Fnord666 | |
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| from the 9X2=18 dept. | ||
https://go.theregister.com/feed/www.theregister.com/2022/04/16/apple_m2_chips/
Apple is seemingly testing four next-generation M2 processors on software developed by third-party app makers in at least nine Mac models that are likely to be upcoming laptops and desktops.
Two years ago, the iGiant debuted its homegrown Arm-compatible M1 processor to power computers and iPads; the shift marked a departure from using x86 Intel silicon for its PCs. Instead of purchasing off-the-shelf processors, Apple – which was already designing its own mobile system-on-chips – wanted a custom design for its macOS products.
Now it appears the M1's successor, the M2, is edging closer to launch, judging from developer logs leaked to Bloomberg that signal there is "widespread internal testing" of the chip family at Apple.
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