This would be great for Intel. A return to form if you will. Did the government take a part of the company as was rumored ?
imaginary_num6er on
Probably to use them to source chips for their headsets or something less demanding
VincentNacon on
*Yeaaahhh..*. no thanks. Not gonna wait that long for small improvement. lol
cranberrie_sauce on
I think its expected their fabs are finally going to be competitive again next year I think.
so yeah if they can fab on the same level as tsmc again – I dont see why not
No-Associate-6068 on
Cool, I guess, but mehh…
EstablishmentLow2312 on
Floptel
For years, critics argued that Intel’s minimal generational improvements, restrictive product segmentation, short-lived platform support, and the anti-competitive rebate schemes used to discourage OEMs from adopting AMD processors actions that regulators later fined the company for creating an environment that stagnated desktop CPU progress and limited consumer choice until AMD’s Ryzen resurgence forced genuine competition back into the market.
Fool me once……
odrea on
maybe making intel chips for the new 12 in model or perhaps the base air 13 and 15, while reserving the M series chips for the pro and up, assuming intel chips are cheaper to manufacture than the M or A series chips for the entry/base models
RagingAnemone on
It’s funny, Trump is bringing „socialism“ to America more than any democrat has. The good part is the Trumpers can’t tell it’s „socialism“.
rwilcox on
I don’t think so – you don’t announce the depreciation of “these Intel instructions can run on ARM CPUs” support _or even the ability of our OS to run on Intel machines_ one year, then two years later do a take-back-zies and have the OS support it again the next.
Pure wishful thinking on Intel’s part
FlatOutUseless on
I think this is due to Taiwan being handed over to China.
howlingoffshore on
Zero chance this is happening
AnalTinnitus on
Apple only do this to force consumers to buy new MacBooks and Macs. They’ve changed processor types several times now, and each time it renders older devices obsolete. They’re experts at creating a problem and selling the solution.
DogsAreOurFriends on
Not Intel architecture. Just fab.
pintopunchout on
Maybe this is a dumb question… but if this happens it’d still be on apple silicon right? Apple’s home-rolled ARM SoC, just off of intel’s new fab?
saml01 on
Ill believe 2037. But 2027 is just nonsense.
jcunews1 on
Nope. From Apple’s perspective, returning to Intel chip would be a downgrade of everything.
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This would be great for Intel. A return to form if you will. Did the government take a part of the company as was rumored ?
Probably to use them to source chips for their headsets or something less demanding
*Yeaaahhh..*. no thanks. Not gonna wait that long for small improvement. lol
I think its expected their fabs are finally going to be competitive again next year I think.
so yeah if they can fab on the same level as tsmc again – I dont see why not
Cool, I guess, but mehh…
Floptel
For years, critics argued that Intel’s minimal generational improvements, restrictive product segmentation, short-lived platform support, and the anti-competitive rebate schemes used to discourage OEMs from adopting AMD processors actions that regulators later fined the company for creating an environment that stagnated desktop CPU progress and limited consumer choice until AMD’s Ryzen resurgence forced genuine competition back into the market.
Fool me once……
maybe making intel chips for the new 12 in model or perhaps the base air 13 and 15, while reserving the M series chips for the pro and up, assuming intel chips are cheaper to manufacture than the M or A series chips for the entry/base models
It’s funny, Trump is bringing „socialism“ to America more than any democrat has. The good part is the Trumpers can’t tell it’s „socialism“.
I don’t think so – you don’t announce the depreciation of “these Intel instructions can run on ARM CPUs” support _or even the ability of our OS to run on Intel machines_ one year, then two years later do a take-back-zies and have the OS support it again the next.
Pure wishful thinking on Intel’s part
I think this is due to Taiwan being handed over to China.
Zero chance this is happening
Apple only do this to force consumers to buy new MacBooks and Macs. They’ve changed processor types several times now, and each time it renders older devices obsolete. They’re experts at creating a problem and selling the solution.
Not Intel architecture. Just fab.
Maybe this is a dumb question… but if this happens it’d still be on apple silicon right? Apple’s home-rolled ARM SoC, just off of intel’s new fab?
Ill believe 2037. But 2027 is just nonsense.
Nope. From Apple’s perspective, returning to Intel chip would be a downgrade of everything.