Apple's new Macs could revive the PC chip wars

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Apple's new Macs could revive the PC chip wars

Benefitting players such as Qualcomm.

Apple on Wednesday is expected to unveil new Mac computers using its own in-house processor chips, a move that could reignite a race to control the market for desktop and laptop chips and benefit players such as Qualcomm. The market has been dominated by Intel and Advanced Micro Devices since ...

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