CEO Pat Gelsinger wants the firm to make chips so good that they can win back.

“These are the most advanced chips coming from Apple and are a big step up from the original M1 chip launched almost a year ago, serving as anothermajor shot across the board at chip stalwarts given the innovation coming out ofCupertino,” Wedbush analyst Dan Ives wrote on Monday.

‘s chief earlier this year, said on an episode of “Axios on HBO” that Apple decided they could make a chip better than Intel could.

During the interview, which aired Sunday, Gelsinger was referring to Apple’s M1 chip, which was unveiled in November 2020 and was praised by investors and tech enthusiasts, alike.

Raymond James analyst Chris Caso said the Macbook Pro chips completed Apple’s expected move from Intel platforms.

For Intel, the new Apple chips set an ever higher bar to clear.

He said in March Intel would invest $20 billion to build two chip fabrications cites in Arizona

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger wants the firm to make chips so good that they can win back Apple’s Macbook business