Parallel Computing Toolbox on M1 processors

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Rodrigo Cerda on 3 May 2021

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Is the Parallel Computing Toolbox fully supported on the new M1 processors? Is it capable of leveraging their higher performance for the available number of cores (eg: 8 cores running on M1 would have better performance than 8 cores on i9 chips -all other things equal)?

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Yogesh Goyal on 26 Feb 2022

I am also curious!

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Alvaro on 19 Jan 2023

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As of MATLAB R2020b Update 3, yes.

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