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Apple could announce plans to ditch Intel processors for its Macs at WWDC 2020

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It looks like Apple could officially announce its plan to stop using Intel processors in its Macs and MacBooks, in favor of its own chips, as early as WWDC 2020, which begins June 22.

 

The news comes from Bloomberg, which has apparently heard from people familiar with the plans. If true, this means that developers of Mac apps (WWDC is primarily aimed at devs) will have time to adjust their apps before the first Macs with the new processors launch in 2021.

 

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