Apple went through three major transitions with the Mac chip, from the original MOTOROLA 68000 chip, to the PowerPC architecture, to the 2006 collaboration with Intel, when the Mac switched to using Intel processors.

However, it was not until the launch of the Apple Silicon Initiative in 2020 that Apple began to develop its own chips to replace Intel's chips. Now, with the rise of the AI PC concept, Apple Silicon has finally ushered in a golden age to show the true strength of self-developed chips.

Apple Silicon's technological accumulation and advantages in graphics processing and neural networks have been unprecedented.

The M4 chip is equipped with a large capacity unified memory, a powerful multi-thread CPU, an advanced graphics processor, and a highly energy efficient neural engine specifically adapted for AI tasks, enabling Mac users to use the 200 billion parameter Large Model (LLM).

Apple has always placed a high priority on drawing tasks and visual computing, and this is reflected in every chip migration. Forty years ago, Apple pioneered the graphical operating interface for personal computers, and 40 years later, Apple has defined the AI PC in its own way.

Apple Silicon powered Macs perform AI tasks with extremely low power consumption and high performance, all through their unique ecosystem of hardware and software collaboration.

Driven by Apple Silicon, the Apple Ecosystem provides more application scenarios that can quickly adapt to the smart applications of the future. The integration demonstrated by Apple Silicon is an advantage that is difficult for other brands to replicate, and a barrier to Apple's long-term competitiveness.

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