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These processors are specifically developed for use in Apple's Mac computers, replacing the existing Intel processors. The transition to Apple Silicon aims to deliver enhanced performance, power efficiency, and integration for Mac devices. The Apple Silicon lineup includes the Apple M1 chip, which was the first SoC to be used in Macs, and subsequent generations with improved features. The introduction of Apple Silicon represents a significant shift in Mac architecture and allows for a tighter integration between hardware and software, as Apple designs both components. The move to Apple Silicon also enables Macs to run a wider range of iOS and iPadOS apps, expanding the app compatibility on the platform. This Wikipedia page provides comprehensive information on Apple Silicon, including its development, technical specifications, features, transition plans, advantages, and challenges faced during its implementation. It also covers the impact of Apple Silicon on the Mac ecosystem, developer support, and reception from users and industry experts.