Macs will use Apple's own processors instead of Intel processors from 2020

We have already heard many rumors about future Mac computers, and some of these rumors have suggested that these computers could come with processors designed by Apple itself. As we have said, a new report released today says that Apple will abandon processors manufactured by Intel and start using its processors on Mac computers starting in 2020.


The news comes as part of a report by Bloomberg blogger Mark Gurman, which unveiled Apple's latest plans for future Mac processors. The new project is called Kalamata and seems to be in the early stages of development.

This will be a big move for Apple because it has been using Intel processors on Mac computers for a very long time. Of course, this will not be good news for Intel, which has partnered with Apple for Macs for a very long time, but this will not have much of a financial impact on Intel because Apple is responsible for only 5 percent of The total revenue of Intel's processor department.

It seems that this plan is still in its early stages, so it will not come into effect until 2020, although there is a possibility that Apple will continue to deal with Intel in case the company finds that this is appropriate for its business in the computer market. As you probably know, Apple is expected to launch a new set of iMac, MacBook and MacBook Air later this year, all of which will come with Intel's new generation of processors.