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Apple switches to its own chips for Mac computers

By Stephen Nellis on Jun 23, 2020 5:58AM
Apple switches to its own chips for Mac computers

Ending a nearly 15-year reliance on Intel.

Apple will switch to its own chips for its Mac computers, ending a nearly 15-year reliance on Intel to supply processors for its flagship laptops and desktop. The first new machines will ship this year. Apple CEO Tim Cook said it marked the beginning of a major new era for a product line ...

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By Stephen Nellis
Jun 23 2020
5:58AM
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