One of the most significant Apple announcements of recent years was the news, back in 2020, that the entire Mac lineup would transition from Intel processors to ARM-based chips of Apple’s own design.

While all Macs are now powered by Apple's custom-designed chips, a new rumor claims that Apple may rekindle its partnership with Intel, albeit in a new and limited way. Apple supply chain analyst Ming ...

After the WWDC 2025 keynote, Apple revealed it's finally ditching support for Intel Macs starting with macOS 27 in the fall of 2026. While this change is due to the successful release of the company's ...

Your next Mac might run on an Intel processor, which is a gigantic surprise, considering Apple dropped the chipmaker years ago in favor of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company. But there’s a ...

Intel’s stock increased by about 10.3% after a public report by a well-known analyst restarted the conversation about a potential partnership between Apple and Intel. The discussion is about whether ...

Shares of Intel Corp. closed 10% higher today following a report that it may win a contract to produce chips for Apple Inc. devices. Prominent Apple analyst Ming-chi Kuo wrote on X that reports of the ...

Apple currently partners exclusively with TSMC for production of its M-series chips, but analyst Ming-Chi Kuo says that may change soon, with Intel being brought in as an important new supplier. Intel ...

Rosetta is being phased out with macOS 28, which will mean apps written for Intel will stop working on Apple silicon Macs.

Intel introduced its latest processors at CES 2026, debuting the "Panther Lake" Intel Core Ultra Series 3. The chips are the most advanced manufactured in the U.S., according to Intel, and they are ...

・Two of Intel’s smaller chip rivals — AMD and Nvidia — have moved from laggards to leaders through proactive approaches. ・All along, Intel has suffered several product missteps and execution issues, ...