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Comp just shut down. Checked the logs and it says:

Previous shutdown cause: -20

A shutdown causes page says:

-20 BridgeOS T2-initiated shutdown. The T2 chip in your 2018+ MacBook Pro or other Mac (list in link) initiated a shutdown.

This is a fairly new computer, I'm not sure what's going on. I've experienced a bunch of x86 CPU CATERR detected and AppleEmbeddedPCIeUpLinkMgmt kernel panics.

Should I just go and get it checked out?

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    Most definitely! The fact you’re seeing hardware related kernel panics is concerning. Get it checked out especially if it’s still under warranty
    – Allan
    Commented Aug 23, 2020 at 19:49

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Just as an update because this question keeps getting upvoted:

it was a logic board issue - apple replaced the logic board under warranty definitely don't sleep on this issue

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Fairly new computer I would 100% talk with Apple support online to see what they recommend. Might be fine, but why not take advantage of the paid support for new hardware.

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