Apple is developing a chip for smart glasses, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, and it's based on the chip used for the Apple Watch. The company's silicon group has reportedly removed some ...

Apple's M4 chips have only just arrived on the latest MacBook Air M4, but there's now word the tech giant is already developing M6, M7 and beyond — with the goal of bringing Apple Intelligence ...

Forward-looking: Apple's M5 chip is expected to make its debut in the MacBook Pro and iPad Pro later this year, but Apple is already deep into development on the M6 and M7 processors. Apple is ...

Apple's chip team is working on new processors for more powerful Macs and future artificial intelligence features that will power Apple Intelligence, reports Bloomberg. Chips codenamed "Komodo ...

Apple is developing chips for smart glasses, aiming to challenge Meta’s Ray-Ban AI glasses by 2026-27. Apple’s new silicon will also power Macs, AI servers, and Vision Pro, boosting its ...

Apple is working on new chips that are destined for smart glasses that would compete with Meta's Ray-Bans, reports Bloomberg. The chip is in development now, with Apple targeting mass production ...

Apple is on the M4 chip right now, with the M5 expected at the end of this year, yet leaks have now shown the M6 and M7 are on their way. That’s not all. Apple is also allegedly working on a new ...

Since Apple launched its M-series processors and recently the C1 cellular modem, the company has been slowly but surely moving toward complete chip independence. Apple is even working on its own ...

The latest scoop on Apple's future development of its smart glasses claims that it is already underway as the company is reportedly working on the new chip that will power this novel wearable.

TL;DR: Apple is developing next-gen M6, M7, and M8 processors featuring up to 256 CPU cores and 640 GPU cores, significantly surpassing current M3 Ultra specs. These advanced M-series chips aim to ...

Apple Inc.’s silicon design group is working on new chips that will serve as the brains for future devices, including its first smart glasses, more powerful Macs and artificial intelligence servers.