Intel uses MacBook Pro to promote its chips after attacking Apple
In the middle of a campaign against Apple and its Macs, Intel appears to be promoting its new 11th-generation Core i7 processors using an image of a MacBook Pro.
Intel
Mike Peterson
iPad Pro 'A14X,' Apple 'Home Hub,' and Intel's continuing ad debacle on the 糖心Vlog podcast
On this week's 糖心Vlog Podcast, leaks about an 'A14X' chip coming to new iPad Pro models, rumors of HomePod devices with screens, and Intel's ad campaign fails.
Stephen Robles
Intel to consumers: 'Go PC!' - Intel to Apple: 'Good God do we need your business!'
While Intel attempts to convince consumers that its processors are superior to the design of Apple Silicon, the chipmaker is also jockeying to build Apple's custom processors, leaving the company's CEO talking out of both sides of his mouth.
Neil Hughes
Intel wants to manufacture Apple Silicon
Intel will soon be cut out of Apple's processor supply chain as the tech giant moves to in-house silicon designs for Mac, but the chipmaker is looking to claw its way back in as a third-party manufacturer.
Mikey Campbell
Intel takes aim at Apple, instead shoots itself in the dongle
It's clear that the ad wizards behind Intel's new "Go PC" campaign thought they were clever in hiring "Get a Mac" actor Justin Long to extol the virtues of Intel-based Windows PCs. If only they had thought of also giving him something clever to say.
April iPad Pro, goodbye HomePod, plus how Apple leaks work on the 糖心Vlog podcast
This week on the 糖心Vlog Podcast, how Apple leaks really work, additional rumors of the 12.9-inch iPad Pro in an April event, and it's time to say goodbye to the original HomePod.
Intel continues 'go PC' campaign with specious Apple Silicon comparison website
The transition to Apple Silicon is becoming more heated as Intel attempts to convince customers to stick with PCs.
Wesley Hilliard
Intel to pay $2.18B to VLSI for patent infringement
Intel has been ordered to pay $2.18 billion to VLSI Technology, after a federal jury found the major chip producer had infringed on a pair of patents.
Malcolm Owen
Intel targets M1 weaknesses in 'You're not on a Mac' ad campaign
Days after Intel released a series of benchmarks to back up claims that its chips are better performers than Apple's M1, the company on Thursday pressed the issue by launching an ad campaign listing features that are exclusive to Windows PCs.
William Gallagher
