According to Bloomberg first Apple ARM MacBook may release in next year. This Apple ARM MacBook will be powered with 5nm 12 core Apple processor which will definitely be going to give you more performance with less energy consumption.
As per Bloomberg Apple is working on a various range of chips aimed for upcoming future Macs. Basically the first Apple ARM MacBook will be powered with a 5-nanometer fabrication process, and feature 12 CPU cores in which 8 will be high-performance cores for heavy works like video rendering and 4 will be efficiency cores that will be used for the basic function like listening music watching movies, etc.
Apple ARM MacBook Will Be Powered With Apple Indigenous Processor
As per Bloomberg, the 12-core Apple ARM MacBook chip will be much faster than the A13 chip currently found in Apple’s latest iPhones and iPads. As you can see for comparison Apple entry-level MacBook Air has only two core processors while the mid-range MacBook Pro 13-inch consists of four core CPUs. So in a layman’s language, we can say that number of cores in processors is directly proportional to the power and performance of the device. The time will be not far off that we can see Apple ARM processor will going to give a tough competition to intel.
As per Bloomberg Apple is working on the project ‘Kalamata’ which deals with the development of multiple Mac chips in which they trying to make synchronization between the architecture of Apple mobile and desktop chip. This synchronization will definitely be going to help Apple in power adjustment between high-end tasks and low-end tasks which ends with the better and long performance of the battery.
There is also a report which says that Apple is working on some ‘exploring’ tools that will help to run the old apps to run on their indigenous chip which is now running in Intel’s chip. This will really help the developers not to carry additional work with the change in the processor.
By replacing Intel’s chips with their own indigenous chip Apple will be the game-changer in the Mac lineup which not only gives Apple have proper control of apps along with better performance and long battery. It will also reduce Apple’s dependency on Intel’s which many times responsible for delays of Apple Mac lineup due to delay in processor delivery.
