The industry veteran is now bringing the fight to Apple, with new benchmarks showcasing the superiority of Intel's 11th-gen 'Tiger Lake' processors for notebooks over Apple's M1 processor.
Machine learning engineer Daniel (naturally) tested the M1 MacBooks and the Intel MacBook under real-world use to see whether a MacBook with an Intel chip or one with Apple Silicon would best cater to his needs.
Ex-Intel engineer Zheng Li dropped a pipe bomb: 6-12 months after creating a proprietary processor for Apple's MacBooks, Intel would go and sell off the same designs to the highest bidder among Apple's competition.
Is Apple's M1 chip suited to developers? Developer Peter Steinberger bought a 16GB 2020 MacBook Air to find out, and shared his experience after a week of use in a blog post.