What can Apple's self-developed computer chip M1 do? Run iOS apps

In the early morning of November 11, Apple held its third event this fall. Undoubtedly, the protagonist of this event was the self-developed computer chip that Apple announced at the WWDC Developer Conference. After more than 4 months, the Mac equipped with this Apple self-developed chip finally came to us.

Apple's self-developed computer chip M1

　　Apple introduced what its first self-developed computer chip M1 can do. First of all, the speed of launching applications is almost instantaneous, especially Apple's own Safari browser, which runs JavaScript 1.5 times faster and responds 1.9 times faster.

　　Apple has also balanced performance and battery life, adding hardware-level secure boot to provide real-time protection with macOS. Apple demonstrated the operation of professional software such as Final Cut Pro. According to Apple, Final Cut Pro can run up to 6 times faster. Photoshop will be launched early next year.

　　In addition, universal applications are available for Apple's self-developed chips and Intel's native binary versions. The two are combined into one and can be downloaded from the App Store or online. It is worth mentioning that Mac products equipped with Apple's self-developed computer chips can directly run iOS programs.