Apple T-series

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The Apple T-series is a line of custom coprocessors used in Apple devices to handle secure operations and specialized tasks like encryption, biometric data processing, and system management.

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Apple T1 2
Apple T-series canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coprocessor family
system on a chip
basedOn ARM
surface form: ARM architecture
designedFor Mac
surface form: Mac computers

Mac mini
MacBook Air (M1, 2020)
surface form: MacBook Air

MacBook Pro
iMac
surface form: iMac Pro
developer Apple Inc.
handles Secure Enclave functions
Touch Bar control
audio signal processing
disk encryption keys
image signal processing
system integrity checks
hasPart Apple T-series self-linksurface differs
surface form: Apple T1

Apple T2
introducedBy Apple Inc.
manufacturer Apple Inc.
marketedAs Apple T-series self-linksurface differs
surface form: Apple T1

Apple T2
partOf Apple system architecture
primaryGoal enhancing device security
provides hardware root of trust
secure boot chain
secure key storage
relatedTo Apple A-series
Apple M-series
Secure Enclave
surface form: Apple Secure Enclave
replacedComponent separate SMC chip in some Macs
separate image signal processor in some Macs
runs custom Apple firmware
secondaryGoal offloading specialized tasks from main CPU
securityRole isolating sensitive computations from main CPU
protecting biometric templates
protecting encryption keys
successorOf earlier discrete security controllers in Apple devices
usedFor Face ID processing
Touch ID processing
biometric data processing
encryption
hardware encryption of storage
managing cameras
managing microphones
managing system power
managing system sensors
secure boot
secure operations
system management

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Apple T-series hasPart Apple T-series self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Apple T1
Apple T-series marketedAs Apple T-series self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Apple T1