• What is Apple Silicon? The system-on-chip explained

    The announcement of the MacBook M1 series by Apple in 2020 marked the company’s transition away from using Intel chips and to Apple Silicon instead. But what actually is Apple Silicon and what does it mean? To make sense of the Apple jargon, we’ve put together this guide so you can understand what Apple Silicon actually is, how it works and what devices you can find the technology in. What is Apple Silicon? Apple Silicon is the all-encompassing term for chipsets that have been...

  • Why the Apple Silicon M4 is a big deal for gaming

    Apple is taking big steps in gaming.

  • Assassin's Creed Shadows Coming to Apple Silicon Macs in November

    Ubisoft today announced plans to release Assassin's Creed Shadows, the next game in the Assassin's Creed franchise, on November 15. It will be available on Macs with Apple silicon through the Mac App Store, as well as Windows PCs, the Xbox Series X or Series S, and the PlayStation 5. Assassin's Creed Shadows takes place in 16th century Japan, with players set to take on the role of Naoe, a shinobi assassin from the Iga Province and Yasuke, a powerful samurai. Each character offers a...

  • iPad chip list: Here’s what Apple Silicon is in every model

    Curious what chip Apple has put in its iPads over the years or what A or M-series is in your current iPad? What about the original iPad? Read along for a look at the complete iPad chip list for what comes in every model going back to 2010. more

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    Fedora Asahi Remix 40 for Apple Silicon Macs released

    Fedora Asahi Remix 40 is now available for Apple Silicon Macs. The Fedora Asahi SIG and Asahi Linux teams have worked closely to ensure that Fedora Asahi Remix runs well on these newer Macs.

  • Assassin's Creed Shadows launches on Apple Silicon Macs November 15

    Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed Shadows will be the first major AAA title to launch simultaneously on Macs with Apple Silicon through the Mac App Store. 'Assassin's Creed Shadows' launches on Apple Silicon Macs November 15 Ubisoft's upcoming release of Assassin's Creed Shadows on November 15th marks a significant milestone in the Mac gaming industry. Unlike previous AAA titles that often arrived on macOS long after their initial release, Assassin's Creed Shadows will be available on launch...

  • M4 vs M3 and M2: What’s improved with the new Apple Silicon?

    The new iPad Pro has debuted as Apple’s first device with the M4 chip, jumping up from the M2. How does the latest Apple Silicon improve over its predecessors? Here’s a detailed look at M4 vs M3 and M2 on CPU, GPU, Neural Engine, and more. more

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    Apple's AI features will reportedly be powered by in-house silicon on cloud

    Apple will be using its own silicon processors to power the upcoming AI features on the iPhone, iPad, and Mac devices. The company will use the M2 Ultra chips in its data centers for the operation.

  • Every M-series Apple silicon chip, device, and release date

    M-series Apple silicon chips tout impressive performance but unpredictable release cadence. That makes it hard to keep up with which chips are in which devices. Apple currently has three generations of M-series chips, up to four variations of each generation, and three product categories that use M-series chips. Here’s the data to make sense of it all. more

  • Apple Announces M4 SoC Just Months After Launching M3 Silicon

    The new chip is only offered in the revamped iPad Pro, for now.

  • M4 is the first Apple silicon chip to debut on iPad, so when will it arrive on the Mac?

    It’s been only a couple of months since Apple’s most popular Mac was updated to the M3 chip, and about half a year since the M3 first debuted. But already, thanks to the M4’s inclusion in the new iPad Pro, prospective Mac buyers are wondering when this new iPad-exclusive chip will make its way into the Mac lineup. Here’s what we currently expect from the M4’s Mac timeline. more

  • Fedora Asahi Remix 40 is another big step forward for Linux on Apple Silicon Macs

    Only one kinda big thing really holds back this impressive collective effort.