Overview
- Johny Srouji said integrating generative AI into chip design could accelerate workflow and yield a huge productivity boost.
- He highlighted that EDA firms such as Cadence and Synopsys are vital to managing the complexity of Apple’s custom silicon development.
- Srouji recalled Apple’s 2020 all-in switch from Intel to Apple Silicon without a backup plan as a key lesson in making bold technological bets.
- Apple is reportedly developing chips for upcoming smart glasses, AI servers and future Macs with a target launch in 2026–2027.
- The M5 chip, built on a 3nm N3P architecture, has reportedly entered mass production and is slated to power enhanced MacBook Pro, iPad Pro and Vision Pro devices.