While Apple is expected to ditch Intel processors for its in-house ARM chips, the company confirmed that it will still continue to support « the future of Thunderbolt » in Macs with Apple Silicon.
Apple announced its plans to use its in-house ARM processors for future Mac PCs, during this year’s WWDC. This means that the company will stop using Intel’s offerings in its devices. The move brought some confusion on whether Macs will still support the Thunderbolt standard or not since that is owned by Intel.
The Cupertino giant, in a statement to The Verge, has clarified that it is “committed to the future of Thunderbolt” and that it will support the standard on Macs with Apple Silicon.
