According to Kuo, Apple could launch the first Mac powered by its own processors in 2020

According to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, Apple could start as early as 2020 or 2021 to switch from Intel processors to ARM processors on Mac computers. This target echoes a report from Bloomberg In April, the year 2020 was also the year when we could start seeing MacBooks running on Apple's own ARM chips. According to Kuo, the switchover will be based on the clear advantage of Apple to be released from the Intel processors and the delays that could interrupt it. 9to5Mac reported on the last note of Kuo.

It is almost certain that the transition will begin with Apple's notebooks, as it may take some time before Apple's chips can match Intel's in terms of performance for high-end Mac products. the society.

Kuo says that Apple's chip maker, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), will benefit enormously from Apple's plans. TSMC has been the exclusive supplier of A Series chips since 2016 and will maintain this arrangement in the future. Kuo also expects TSMC to manufacture chips for Apple's car efforts, saying "we are confident that Apple Car Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) will support Level 4 (advanced automation) or advanced level." 5 (full automation) ".