Poor show
Intel should be ashamed of its Apple silicon attack ads
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Intel isn't coming out of this too great.
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Intel
Big claim
Reliable leaker says redesigned MacBooks will still feature Intel chips
MacBooks with a new design are rumored for the second half of 2021, and a reliable Apple leaker believes Intel will still have a place with them.
Rumor fun
A new iMac could launch as soon as next week, but not with Apple silicon
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Will we get a refreshed iMac soon? It's likely. Just don't expect it to include Apple's new chips.
Big changes coming
Why is Apple going to sell both an Intel Mac and Apple silicon Mac?
Big changes are coming to Apple's Mac lineup. However, there's no reason to stress about it, even if you're in the market right now for a new computer.
More transition
While Apple says it will support Thunderbolt 4, there are big unknowns
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Intel has revealed the Thunderbolt 4 protocol. Here's more about the universal cable connectivity solution and what Apple had to say about it.
The transition begins
Apple Silicon isn't necessarily going to make Macs cheaper
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Cupertino is going to save money by producing SoC processors. However, these savings aren't necessarily coming your way.
One port to rule them all
Thunderbolt 4 is here, and there's a lot to like
Intel has introduced the Thunderbolt 4 spec, and the standard introduces a few new features that make it stand out from USB4. Here's everything you need to know about Thunderbolt 4.
Still friends
Intel confirms support for Apple through its transition to Apple Silicon
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In a statement to AppleInsider, an Intel spokesperson says that the company will continue to support Apple through its transition away from Intel chips.
Exclusive
Intel's 28W chips reportedly reserved exclusively for Apple
An update to the Intel chipset database and recent reports suggest that Intel's 28W chips could be exclusively reserved for Apple hardware.
experts assemble
Apple, Verizon, T-Mobile CEOs all named to U.S. economic revival groups
President Trump announced a group of experts that will form Great American Economic Revival Industry Groups. These groups will help revive the U.S. economy and include the CEOs of Microsoft, Google, and Apple.