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- Following Apple's introduction of ARM-based Macs, an ARM-based supercomputer recently topped the Top500 list of fastest supercomputers
- The supercomputer in question is called Fugaku and is located in Kobe, Japan.
- Fugaku is currently being used for coronavirus research purposes but will be used for a range of other endeavors starting in April of next year.
In what would have been a bombshell of a revelation had it not leaked out months earlier, Tim Cook yesterday officially announced that future Macs will feature Apple's own ARM-based chips. In turn, Apple's relationship with Intel, which has been ongoing for more than a decade at this point, will come to an end within two years.
Naturally, Apple executives yesterday made a point of touting the performance gains Apple silicon will bring to the company's Mac lineup. And the good news is that the first ARM-based Macs will arrive later this year, which is to say we won't have to wait long to see what Apple's chip design team can do in the desktop realm.
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