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Apple plans to use its own processors in Mac computers by 2021: Report

The iPhone maker is working on three processors for its Mac-series computers. These chipsets will be based on company's A14 processor, which will power the company's next iPhone

Apple plans to use its own processors in Mac computers by 2021: Report
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Apple started using Intel's processors in 2006 and a year later all Mac computers featured its chips

BS Web TeamAgencies New Delhi
Apple Inc is working on its next-generation of Mac-series computers that might be powered by its own chips that are used in iPhones and iPads, according to a news report in Bloomberg.

The iPhone maker is working on three processors for its Mac-series computers. These chipsets will be based on company’s A14 processor, which will power the company’s next iPhone. These chipsets will allow Apple to power its Mac line-up with its own processors, and not the Intel processors that currently powers its computers.

Apple started using Intel's processors in 2006 and a year later all Mac computers featured its

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