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    Apple’s M1 Generation

    Jan 05, 2021 3 minutes
    –CL

    away from x 86 architecture has begun in earnest with the release of the first batch of machines sporting the Apple-designed M1 processor. This isn’t the first time Apple has jumped horses—it started out using Motorola chips in 1983, and stuck with these until 1995 when it switched to PowerPC chips, then in 2006 it moved to Intel x86 silicon. Following the success of the ARM chips in its iPhones and iPads,

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