According to recent news in the tech world, Apple M1 Mac devices will be using the latest Arm-based processor. The smartphone giant has decided to kick-start this project despite the poor performance of Arm-based PCs. ARM’s CEO mentions in a statement that he is hopeful that the project will turn into a success.
Latest tech updates clarify that Arm’s latest Cortex X1 chips can be customized and redesigned which paves way for hope of smoother performance. The Arm family is also trying to fix some of the problems that occurred in the PCs that used Arm processors and boost their performance.
Apple M1 MacBook To Be Powered By Arm Chips
Arm processors are generally popular smartphones. For a long time, PCs powered by Arm processors have been difficult to sell because of persisting bugs or software compatibility issues. This was not faced by its counterparts like Intel or AMD. So, the PCs powered by Arm had faced severe failure in the tech market. However, after the announcement of Apple M1 devices using Arm processors have come into the picture, it seems that the power-efficient Arm family will have a new dawn.
Following the launch of Apple’s M1 MacBook powered by Arm based processors, the entire scene surrounding the faults of Arm PCs have been cornered. Newer opinions have begun to spread the market. The Apple M1 chips that use Arm based processors have shown improved performance in several sectors. Starting from greater battery life to smooth performance, the revamped version of the Arm chips are telling a different story now. The x86 PCs have also made slow progress.
Arm’s CEO Simon Segar mentioned in a statement that what they are witnessing currently is “real innovation” at a time and in a market where real innovation has taken a backseat. In the CES 2021 tech show, Segar further mentioned that rejection has pumped energy into their innovation.
