Apple’s M1 processor is the company’s first in-house Arm-based processor for Macs and MacBooks. The 5-nanometer system-on-a-chip comes with an eight-core CPU, split between four performance ...

it seems that each year more and more of our computing is done on ARM processors. It started with our smartphones, spread into low-cost Chromebooks, and now Apple’s gone all-in with their M1/M2 ...

Yet none of those processors will have been made by ARM, instead the Cambridge-based ... but if your tastes are more modest and run only to a Cortex M1 or M3 you might be in luck.

In 2020, Apple once again kicked off the next ARM race by releasing the M1 chip, a complete SoC on an ARM processor. Its power and efficiency far surpassed expectations in the industry ...

At its ‘One More Thing’ event in November, Apple officially announced its first Apple Silicon processor designed specifically for the Mac, dubbed the M1. The M1 chip features an eight-core ...

Along with revealing its first proprietary ARM-based processor, Apple also showed off the MacBook Air with M1, one of the company’s first laptops to feature the new silicon. Other specs include an SSD ...

For a new laptop that combines strong performance and battery life with portability and an appealing design, two of your best options in 2021 are Apple’s MacBook Air with M1 and the HP Spectre ...

but give a good snapshot of how performative a mobile device on ARM can be when compared to the aging Intel chips. The M2 processor is an improvement over the M1 in every metric. Of course ...