Apple set to debut new Macs without Intel inside
Macs will have main CPU designed by Apple for the first time, replacing Intel chips that have been a mainstay since 2006
03 November 2020 - 00:03
San Francisco — Apple’s 15-year relationship with Intel will officially begin to unwind next week when new Mac computers are revealed.
The Cupertino, California-based technology giant said on Monday that it will hold an online event, called “One more thing”, on November 10. That “thing” will be Macs with main processors designed by Apple for the first time, replacing Intel chips that have been a mainstay since 2006. An Apple spokesperson declined to comment...
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