Mac transition to Apple silicon
Mac transition to Apple silicon
2020–2023 transition of Apple computers to using Apple-designed ARM-based processors.
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Apple silicon
System-on-chip processors designed by Apple Inc.
14%
AArch64
64-bit extension of the ARM architecture.
7.6%
Mac Pro
Series of computers by Apple.
7.1%
MacOS Golden Gate
2026 operating system version.
5.9%
MacOS Tahoe
2025 operating system version.
5%
Mac transition to Intel processors
2005–2006 change of processors in Apple computers.
4.6%
System on a chip
Micro-electronic component.
4.3%
Asahi Linux
Linux distribution for Apple Silicon-powered Macs.
2.8%
X86-64
64-bit extension of x86 architecture.
2.3%
Apple M1
Series of systems-on-a-chip designed by Apple.
2.3%
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John Ternus
CEO of Apple Inc. (born 1975).
52%
Apple silicon
System-on-chip processors designed by Apple Inc.
11%
Mac transition to Intel processors
2005–2006 change of processors in Apple computers.
5.9%
MacOS Golden Gate
2026 operating system version.
5.5%
Mac (computer)
Family of personal computers made by Apple.
3.3%
Apple M1
Series of systems-on-a-chip designed by Apple.
3%
MacOS
Operating system for Apple computers.
2%
Apple M3
System-on-a-chip designed by Apple Inc.
1.3%
MacBook Neo
Laptop computer by Apple.
0.95%
Apple Inc.
American multinational technology company.
0.92%