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Apple plans to switch its MacBooks from Intel processors to its own ARM chips by 2021. Why, you ask? Well, control over the internal components of its Macs is the obvious reason. ARM chips could ...

Moving to proprietary chips: the beginning of the ARM era The switch to Intel did not mean that Apple completely abandoned the idea of developing its own processors. Rather, Intel became a temporary ...

Apple helped create ARM (Advanced RISC Machines Ltd.) back in 1990 and used the first ARM processor in the Newton MessagePad. However, after abandoning the project for PowerPC and later Intel ...

Mercury Research reckons that Arm's share of the PC processor market grew to 13.6% in the first quarter of 2025 from 10.8% in the fourth quarter of 2024. And no, that's not thanks to Apple selling ...

and only boosting the single big CPU by 25 percent will mean 2023 Android phones will still be much slower than a 2021 iPhone. Apple uses the Arm architecture but not Arm's designs, as Apple seems ...

Arm is reportedly aiming to launch an Apple-beating smartphone CPU this year. The CPU is codenamed Blackhawk and will ostensibly be called the Cortex-X5. We’d expect the MediaTek Dimensity 9400 ...

Apple revealed it will switch from Intel processors to its own ARM-based chips in its Macs starting from late 2020, with the transition expected to take around two years. The largest shakeup of ...

Apple’s a fantastic partner ... What does that mean for future development of Arm processors? Or does CSS for Client anticipate that success? Yes. It’ll be good for us. OK, final question.

Chinese smartphone giant Xiaomi has thrown down the gauntlet against Apple's formidable A-series processors with its in-house Xring O1.