Long time ago, Surprised with presentation of M1 chip from AppleThe first processor for Mac computers that will mark the before and after in the relationship between Intel and the brand. After a few evolutions, last month the new M2 chip became officialAn even more powerful processor than the Apple Silicon series.

All Mac computer series currently includes one of these chips, leaving aside Intel processors. However, at some point every Mac still came with a manufacturer part. Now, after a thorough analysis, we can say that Apple has officially left Intel: The new MacBook Air with the M2 chip is the first Apple computer to feature nothing from Intel..

MacBook Air with M2 chip replaces latest Intel component in Macs

As we mentioned, after an iFixit analysis that showed how sophisticated the new MacBook Air with the M2 chip is, in reality, the new MacBook Air does not contain any kind of internal mechanism from manufacturer Intel.

Apple officially bids farewell to Intel with the latest MacBook Air

Until now, MacBook Air contained a single Intel component corresponding to the inputs of the USB-C ports your computer. In this way, on the one hand, energy was managed, as it was the input source to charge the Mac’s battery, on the other hand, memory and accessory connections were managed.

However, just as shared sky water from twitter, it seems that at some point Apple chose to forgo said controller for inputs with the arrival of the new MacBook Air with the M2 chip. In its place, Where these Intel chips used to be, new ones appear with the inscription “U09PY3”.implies that they can be their own.

No more Intel Inside!@iFixit It turns out that Apple has finally replaced the last remnant of Intel in their M2 MacBooks. Intel’s JHL8040R USB4 timers are gone, replaced by a pair of custom U09PY3 timers! pic.twitter.com/YwYet9YxDl

— SkyJuice (@SkyJuice60) 25 July 2022

looks like this right now There is not much information about where they came from. these chips. In principle, we can talk about Apple’s own chips, like the M2 processor itself, but it is true that there is a possibility that another company is responsible for producing them. What is clearer than ever, Apple’s intentions to terminate any business relationship with the manufacturer Intel, at least for Mac computers.