A few days ago, Apple launched the Apple M1 chipset. This chipset is used in Apple’s latest generation MacBook Air and 13-inch MacBook Pro.
Mobile Chip Master recently revealed that Apple may launch a second generation of its silicon chip. According to him, Apple is expected to release another silicon chipset in the second half of next year.
The blogger also stated that this chipset may be called the Apple M2 silicon. He revealed that Apple’s internal code name for that chipset was Jade. Unlike the Apple M1 chipset, this chipset will be used in Apple’s desktop products, such as the Mac Mini or Mac Pro.
Recently, Apple launched the Apple M1 chip, which seems to have achieved great success. Its performance far surpasses many of the latest Intel Core chipsets. The chip features an eight-core architecture and is manufactured using a 5nm process.
The leaked Geekbench scores of Apple’s M1 chipset are impressive compared to other PC chipsets. It is worth mentioning that Apple no longer uses Intel chipsets in its Mac computers.