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Intel took a big hit a few years ago when Apple decided to abandon the x86 architecture in its chips. The US-based maker, as the largest provider of Mac CPUs, had to deal with a great impact on its supply chain. Apple’s ARM-based alternative, the Apple M1, proved to be a success and set the company’s standards for CPUs until today. The success of Apple in the ARM-based computer scene started a new trend for ARM-based computers. Intel as a traditional x86 chipmaker, had to adapt, otherwise it would be left behind. It’s like the old saying, “If you can’t...
