It’s been rumored for years, but now it’s finally real: Apple is bringing its ARM processor technology to desktops. Your iPhone and Mac processors will soon be cut from the same cloth. Apple mobile ...

Apple and Intel’s relationship has shifted from partnership to a split, and now, to a possible reconciliation. After losing Apple to its own Silicon chips and struggling against AMD and Nvidia, Intel ...

Microsoft's earlier attempt, Windows RT, was even worse. Released alongside Windows 8, it was intended for Arm-based devices, ...

The investment, if it happens, would have nothing to do with chips, and everything to do with strategic maneuvering.

Apple is just one of a number of companies Intel has reached out to regarding potential investments and partnerships, the ...

In an unexpected twist, Nvidia may soon make more than just some of the best graphics cards. Rumor has it that it’s working on ARM-based processors for client PCs. It’s not alone in this historic ...

Apple could be on the verge of moving its MacBook range of notebooks away from Intel processing architectures to new chips licensed by UK technology firm ARM, if reports from SemiAccurate are to be ...

Apple is officially ditching Intel. The announcement came during the iPhone maker’s WWDC 2020 developers conference, at which Apple said it will begin using its own ARM-based processors instead of ...

The guessing game continues over which processors Apple Inc.’s iPhone will use, with Arm Holdings PLC’s top executive hinting the device will contain his company’s intellectual property. The guessing ...

INTC - Intel Corp. (INTC, Financial) has approached Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) about a potential investment as part of efforts to revive its semiconductor business, according to people familiar with the ...

Such is the strategic importance of ARM Holdings, Apple was itself rumored to be considering acquisition of ARM back in 2010, when speculation estimated the price at around $5 billion. “This is one of ...

The Arm-based mobile computing chip market (smartphones, tablets and notebook PCs) grew 27% to US$35.1 billion in 2021, according to Strategy Analytics‘ “Handset Component Technologies (HCT)” service ...