Apple's M1 chip revolutionized computing and set a new standard for performance and efficiency. For the fifth anniversary of ...

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TL;DR: Intel is set to manufacture Apple's M-series chips using its advanced 18A-P process node starting in 2027, with plans to fab non-Pro iPhone 21 SoCs on the Intel 14A node by 2028. This ...

According to the latest leaks, the full 12-core GPU will be branded Intel Arc B390, with the 'B' prefix aligning it with second-gen Battlemage GPUs, like the Intel Arc B580, despite the 'Xe3' ...

Your next Mac might run on an Intel processor, which is a gigantic surprise, considering Apple dropped the chipmaker years ago in favor of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company. But there’s a ...

Intel's 14A process node and die-stacking EMIB are the favoured technologies.

Reports suggest Apple may tap Intel to manufacture part of its future A and M series chips. Here’s what analysts are saying and why Apple might be expanding beyond TSMC for chip production.

Apple may rely on Intel to manufacture some future baseline iPhone chips as both companies adjust to new market pressures.

What’s happened? While Apple and Intel had cut ties a long while ago, things might look different in the near future. A fresh leak from Ming-Chi Kuo suggests that Intel may return to the Apple world.

Intel shares surged 10% on optimism over a potential advanced-node foundry deal with Apple, targeting high-volume MacBook and iPad lines. A finalized agreement hinges on Intel delivering updated 18AP ...

In 2020, Apple stopped using Intel chips and switched to its own Apple Silicon chips for all Mac computers. These new chips offer better performance and use less power. Now, less than five years later ...