Why Apple making its own computer chips is a big deal
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<br/> There is more. With its own M1 processors powering the new range of Macs, Apple will be able to have universal apps as the core of its new operating system macOS Big Sur. This means Macs are now more like mobile devices and will run apps as it does on the iPhone or iPad.
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<br/> In fact, some of the apps from these smaller mobile screens will now run seamlessly on Macs. With Apple facilitating easy transition of legacy apps to the new universal apps format, it will soon have a better grip on what developers doing, while making it easier to create apps that work across different types of Apple devices.
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<br/> With the integrated graphics, the new M1 processor will offer better power efficiency while being much faster than earlier Macs. Also, since this is similar to mobile, it won’t be long before Apple could think of a Mac that has its own connecticty, most probably 5G.