AppleInsider

Apple may use Intel for some iPhone chips, but not its most advanced silicon

One analyst is doubling-down on his prediction that Intel might become a secondary manufacturer for Apple Silicon, but not for high-end devices. Again, GF Securities analyst Jeff Pu is guessing that ...

Apple's Low-Cost iPhone 17e is Faster Than the Low-Cost MacBook Neo

Apple is set to launch two new low-cost devices tomorrow, the iPhone 17e and the MacBook Neo. Both devices use A-series chips ...
Mashable

Apple unveils the new 14‑inch MacBook Pro with the M5 chip and 24-hour battery life

A new MacBook is here — and it's using Apple's new M5 chip. On Wednesday, Apple unveiled the new 14‑inch MacBook Pro. It's powered by the M5 chip and macOS Tahoe, is loaded with AI features, ...
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Apple to mass-produce in-house AI chips in 2026, analyst says

Apple is preparing to bring its huge silicon expertise to the cloud. According to recent reports from reliable industry analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, Apple plans to mass-produce its first dedicated AI ...
Macworld

How Apple’s M1 chip gave the Mac a second life

Given the choice, Apple would have rolled out its first custom-designed Mac chips on its own terms, probably at a high-profile event in the Steve Jobs Theater at Apple Park. But given that it ...

Apple iPhone 17e hands-on: New chip, more storage memory, and yes, MagSafe

The new "affordable" iPhone addresses some of the key concerns with the previous model.