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Apple Silicon is a family of ARM-based system on a chip (SoC) for Macintosh computers. This tag relates to software compatibility with that chip rather than other processor families
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How am I running x86_64 programs without arch on Apple Silicon?
TL;DR: The binary itself embeds info about which architecture it is, and the OS looks at that to decide how to run it. arch is only reqired to force usage of a specific architectural variant of a univ …
