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- Apple is reportedly working to release a new series of processors for the Mac as early as 2021.
- Apple launched the M1 chip in November, but the company's homegrown processor was only included on a few MacBook models and the latest Mac mini.
- Apple's successors to the M1 chip could feature up to 32 high-performance processing cores.
In spite of all the hurdles in its way, Apple ended up having a surprisingly busy year of hardware releases in 2020. In September, Apple revealed new Apple Watch and iPad models. In October, the iPhone 12 series made its debut. And in November, we were introduced to the first Mac computers with Apple's own chips. We've probably seen everything that Apple has to offer this year, but it sounds like 2021 could end up being just as eventful as 2020.
Bloomberg reports that Apple engineers are currently working on multiple follow-ups to the M1 chip. Not only will the new chips be more powerful than the ones in the latest MacBook models, but people familiar with Apple's plans say that they could end up topping the performance of the latest machines with Intel chips as well.
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