Mac to be sold with its own chips from 2021 according to Apple

According to a report by Bloomberg, Mac computers could be sold with their own main processors from 2021 onwards. The report came from Apple stating that they could use processors based on the chip design used in their iPhone and iPads.

Mac to be sold with its own chips from 2021 according to Apple

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