But as the Thunderbolt drivers show, the Apple silicon transition is about both big and small chips alike."Īpple has announced a record Q3 revenue of $83 billion, up two per cent year on year. These chips are “smaller” than the CPU, GPU, and Thunderbolt driver, so it’s unlikely that Apple would not be interested in replacing all of them. The company is still using chips from Texas Instruments, Nexperia, and Samsung, among others. "Not all of the chips in the MacBook Air are made by Apple. It’s all Apple Silicon for the main chips and Apple’s own supplier choice for other components: Speaking of removing Intel, investigations inside the M2 MacBook Air and MacBook Pro have revealed that the last Intel chips - which controlled the Thunderbird 3 interfaces - are out of the design. Apple is going to skip over the first generation and turn the M2 architecture up to 11 with the quietly named M2 Extreme." We’ve still to see an Apple Silicon Mac Pro, and the latest news is that an M1-based Mac Pro will not be released.
"And there’s one big gap in the portfolio.
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