Up until now, Apple Mac computers needed multiple chips to deliver its features for an amazing user experience. There is a 16-core Neutral Engine ideally suited for Machine Learning tasks that can execute up to 11 trillion operations per second. An integrated 8-core GPU transforms your personal computer into a top-level graphics machine that outdoes even the latest PC laptop chip on performance and power. The new Apple M1 chip is loaded with an 8-core CPU with 4 Performance Cores and 4 Efficiency Cores that work together to ensure high optimal performance under all kinds of workloads. This first-generation chip from the Cupertino giant delivers the best performance yet on Apple’s Mac models without compromising on the power needs. The M1 Chipset revealed at Apple’s ‘One More Thing’ event on November 10, 2020, is Apple’s move to deliver superior performance and power management capabilities to their mobile devices.

Apple has finally moved from depending on Intel for its processors to creating its own System-on-a-Chip (SoC) hardware known as Apple Silicon or Apple M1 Chip.