# pyGplates for Apple M1 chips

**URL:** https://discourse.gplates.org/t/pygplates-for-apple-m1-chips/495
**Category:** Q&A
**Created:** [29 March 2022 23:47 UTC](https://discourse.gplates.org/t/pygplates-for-apple-m1-chips/495 "2022-03-29T23:47:26Z")
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### Author: ![john.cannon](https://discourse.gplates.org/letter_avatar_proxy/v4/letter/j/3e96dc/32.png) [@john.cannon](https://discourse.gplates.org/u/john.cannon)
#### Post date: [30 March 2022 01:44 UTC](https://discourse.gplates.org/t/pygplates-for-apple-m1-chips/495/2 "2022-03-30T01:44:36Z")

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Hi Ojashvi,

You can find pyGPlates for Apple M1 in the link in [this post](https://discourse.gplates.org/t/python-shell-segmentation-fault-after-exiting-when-importing-pygplates/487/5) (as well as for Apple Intel, Windows and Ubuntu).

Currently it’s just for Python 3.9 (for M1) but I will be adding Python 3.7, 3.8 soon.

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