Author: Hartley Charlton
Apple has today announced the first Apple Silicon processor for the Mac titled the "M1" chip.
The M1 chip has an eight-core CPU, with four high-performance cores, in what Apple calls "the world's fastest CPU core." The other four cores are high-efficiency cores that use one-tenth of the power while still delivering high performance. Apple says that M1 delivers the best CPU performance per watt.
The M1 has integrated graphics with an eight-core GPU, and Apple says the M1 contains the world's fastest integrated graphics. The chip also contains a six-core neural engine that can process 11 trillion operations per second, as well as Apple's Secure Enclave.
M1 is also built on the same five-nanometer process as the A14 chip, and supports Thunderbolt and USB 4.
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Apple has today announced the first Apple Silicon processor for the Mac titled the "M1" chip.
The M1 chip has an eight-core CPU, with four high-performance cores, in what Apple calls "the world's fastest CPU core." The other four cores are high-efficiency cores that use one-tenth of the power while still delivering high performance. Apple says that M1 delivers the best CPU performance per watt.
The M1 has integrated graphics with an eight-core GPU, and Apple says the M1 contains the world's fastest integrated graphics. The chip also contains a six-core neural engine that can process 11 trillion operations per second, as well as Apple's Secure Enclave.
M1 is also built on the same five-nanometer process as the A14 chip, and supports Thunderbolt and USB 4.
More to follow...
This story is part of our coverage of Apple's ongoing "One More Thing" event today. Refresh for more details and follow along with our live blog for the latest updates. We're also live tweeting the event on Twitter.
Tags: Apple Silicon, November 2020 event
This article, "Apple Announces M1 Chip for the Mac" first appeared on MacRumors.com
Discuss this article in our forums
Continue reading...