Patches have been posted today to enable NVMe storage support across all Apple M3-based Systems on a Chip running Linux. This development is part of ongoing efforts to enhance Linux compatibility for Apple's M3 hardware. While initial Apple M3 support arrived with Linux 7.2 and M3 Pro, Max, and Ultra support with Linux 7.3, the mainline Linux kernel functionality for the M3 series remains foundational. The inclusion of NVMe storage support is a critical step towards making Linux on M3 hardware more viable for daily use. As Phoronix reported, "the patches were posted for getting NVMe storage up and running across all Apple M3 hardware."