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[ExplainingComputers] RISC-V Week: 7 days only using RISC-V computers
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this post was submitted on 03 Sep 2023
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Apple makes their own silicon these days. There is almost zero incentive to switch and a bunch of switching costs that they have not even completed after moving away from Intel.
Apple is not going to switch anytime soon. Even if RISC-V started to dominate on the desktop ( a long, long road ), Apple would stick with ARM.