Apple introduced a new MacBook Pro model along with the latest M1 processor on an event last month.
The new MacBook Pros has received a warm welcome and is considered a very strong machine – arguably the fastest you can buy.
A report by Culturofmac shows that several technology companies make Beeline buy this machine for engineers and their employees.
John Szumski, Twitter developer, recently tweeted that all iOS and Android Twitter engineers get the latest M1-Powered Pro M1.
“I am happy to launch M1 Max Mbps fully loaded into all iOS & Android Twitter engineers! We see an increase in the top line performance and thermal throttling which is currently disturbing our Intel,” he tweeted.
Szumski said that it was not an easy decision because it seemed like buying a new laptop for employees.
“Towards this is the effort of the big team from him, architecture, and the tool team to validate all important parts of the business that still operate correctly on ARM and Monterey,” he added.
Twitter is not the only company that makes a switch to a new MacBook Pro.
Reddit believes that buying a new apple laptop in large quantities means long-term savings.
“We recently discovered that the new MacBook 2021 M1 cuts the time to build our Android into two,” Jameson Williams said, said a reddit engineer.
He then explained that if the company bought for a team of nine laptops worth $ 32,000 then they finally saved more than $ 100,000 in productivity the following year.
“Technical hours are far more expensive than laptops,” Williams said, according to the report by Culturofmac.
The Shopify e-commerce platform has also announced that it gets a new MacBook Pro for its employees.
Tobi Lütke, CEO, Shopify, reveal this in Tweet.
“It’s a very pleasant thing to announce.
We demand great for Apple Silicon.
We are a tool here in Shopify.
We celebrate and appreciate others who make brilliant tools.
Those who inspire us to do better,” he said in a Tweet.
The report also said that Uber has also saved in the new MacBook Pro unit for its employees.
The Great Mac Rush: How about Twitter, Uber and others buy the latest MacBook for several employees
