Apple’s transition away from Intel and towards internal hardware for Macs began with the release of the first-gen M1 chipset a few years ago. The recent launch of the new M-series Mac Pro marks the completion of this shift. Apple has said goodbye to Intel and its Core chipsets, which have been the backbone of Apple Mac systems for over a decade. If you browse Apple’s Mac catalog today, you’ll notice that every model from the MacBook Air to the high-end Mac Pro now uses first- or second-generation Apple M-series…

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