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requires not only money but also the ability to continuously generate profits from the chips

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According to statistics from multiple media outlets, hundreds of Apple chip engineers have resigned over the past two years. They have also spread their experience in creating high-performance processors.

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Apple's chip engineers have found that the end of one marathon is the start of the next.

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If we liken completing a task on a computer to cooking a meal, the traditional computer's scheduling chip is like going to different supermarkets and stalls to buy ingredients, then cooking.

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Apple successively released the improved M1 Pro, M1 Max, and M1 Ultra. Wired magazine described these products as "keeping Moore's Law alive."

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The birth of a great product is often the end of a super-long marathon.

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Apple's chip engineers have found that the end of one marathon is the start of the next.

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