The M1 Macs are an exciting opportunity to see what laptop/desktop-class ARM64 CPUs can achieve. For general usage, the performance is excellent, but these systems are not aimed at the data science and scientific computing user yet. If you want an M1 for other reasons, and intend to do some light data science, they are perfectly adequate. For more intense usage, you’ll want to stick with Intel Macs for now, but keep an eye on both software development as compatibility improves and future ARM64 Mac hardware, which likely will remove some of the constraints we see today.
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