Apple could switch to its own chips for Macs. Here's what that means

Apple could switch to its own chips for Macs. Here's what that means.

San Francisco Apple may be gearing up for a big update under the hood of its computers that could result in several changes for its users.

The company could announce a long-rumored switch to its own chips for its Mac computer lineup — instead of the Intel processors they currently use — at its annual Worldwide Developer Conference that starts Monday, according to a report from Bloomberg. The ARM-based chips, which Apple makes in-house and already uses a version of in iPhones and iPads, could make their way into new iMacs and MacBooks by 2021.

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