The M1 MacBook Air and MacBook Pro have received praising reviews, with Apple’s first chip for computers proving to be a massive success. It took Intel several months to respond, but the company >>
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Former Intel engineer sheds light on Apple’s decision to design its own chips
A former Intel engineer claims that quality control issues with Intel’s SkyLake processors convinced Apple to design its own desktop chips. Apple later this year will start shipping Macs with ARM-based chips. The >>
Coronavirus outbreak forces more companies out of Mobile World Congress
Each day that gets us closer to this year’s Mobile World Congress event in Barcelona, Spain, also adds thousands of new confirmed coronavirus infections and tens of additional deaths. The virus might not >>
Forget the Xbox Series X, Intel just unveiled a tiny gaming PC that you can upgrade yourself
Microsoft surprised gamers a few weeks ago with an unexpected Xbox Series X launch event. The company confirmed the next-gen console’s commercial name and showed us what the device will look like. The >>
Lenovo just launched its first Project Athena notebook, powered by Intel’s next-gen processors
Intel a few days ago unveiled the new Comet Lake 10th-gen chips that will power all sorts of notebooks later this year. Siblings of the Ice Lake processors that Intel unveiled earlier this >>
Intel’s new chips just fixed the worst thing about ultrathin laptops
It was only a few months ago that Intel unveiled a series of brand new 10th-gen processors that can deliver more powerful graphics performance to super slim laptops. The chipmaker isn’t done updating >>
Intel’s brand new chips will deliver Full HD gaming on super slim laptops
Playing games on laptops that are as thin as the MacBook Air is about to get even better soon, and that’s not only because some companies are getting ready to export all that >>
Intel explains why it exited the 5G smartphone market
The sheer amount of corporate drama surrounding the impending 5G boom has been nothing short of bizarre. From AT&T’s misleading 5G E icon — which prompted a lawsuit from Sprint — to Qualcomm >>
