Intel promises to support two-year transition to Apple Silicon
Intel says it will continue to support Apple "across several areas of business," while insisting that its processors give a better experience than Apple Silicon.
Intel
William Gallagher
Apple's shift to ARM Mac at WWDC will define a decade of computing
Next week, Apple's 2020 Worldwide Developer Conference is expected to detail a migration away from Intel's x86 chips to new processors of Apple's own design. Here's how that could dramatically affect the next decade of computing.
Daniel Eran Dilger
Apple leaker suggests 12-inch MacBook refresh could be first ARM Mac
A prolific Apple leaker, has shared some thoughts on how, when, and why Apple will switch its Macs to first-party ARM chips.
Mike Peterson
Apple was cautious when it shifted to Intel, and an ARM Mac migration will be no different
Apple took a convoluted 20-year journey to shift the Mac to Intel processors, and it isn't jumping into ARM on a whim. Here's what the previous journey looked like.
The groundwork is set for Apple 'Pro' ARM Mac chips
ARM chips power most of the world's smartphones and tablets, but there are high-performing ARM chips in data centers now. Apple may not need to wait long 鈥� if at all 鈥� for speed in a high-end ARM Mac.
Why Apple's move to an ARM Mac is going to be a bumpy road for some
Apple can engineer Macs with ARM processors instead of Intel ones, but it can't make all developers move with it 鈥� and there are some complications that will cause some problems.
Apple might have exclusive on Intel's 28W 'Ice Lake' processors
Intel appears to have made its speediest 10th-generation Ice Lake mobile processors exclusive to Apple's MacBook lineup.
Macs 'partially affected' by unpatchable Thunderbolt security exploit
A security researcher has discovered a Thunderbolt vulnerability that could allow attackers to bypass system defenses and access the contents of a locked computer's drive in minutes 鈥� with Boot Camp installs of Windows and Linux susceptible to the attack.
White House urges TSMC, Intel to grow US-based chip production
The White House is in talks with major chip producers Intel and TSMC, in an attempt to try and get more processor production to take place within the United States, a move that could eventually lead to some of Apple's A-series chips being made within the country.
Malcolm Owen
Mike Wuerthele and Malcolm Owen
Mikey Campbell
