It’s been rumored for years, but now it’s finally real: Apple is bringing its ARM processor technology to desktops. Your iPhone and Mac processors will soon be cut from the same cloth. Apple mobile ...

Apple's upcoming M3 processor is based on the Arm architecture as part of a licensing agreement that will continue for many years. Image: Ed Hardy/Cult of Mac Apple and Arm extended beyond 2040 the ...

Ultimate TechnoGraphics, leader in imposition and finishing automation solutions, is pleased to announce Mac ARM support for Ultimate Impostrip imposition software ...

One of the top CPU architects in the world has joined Apple’s chip team. Mike Filippo, who created some of ARM’s most impressive CPUs over the last few years, was hired last month by Apple, signifying ...

As Qualcomm-powered Windows on Arm PCs begin appearing here at Computex, ushering in a generation of AI-infused Copilot+ laptops, it seemed appropriate to interview a major player in the push. No, not ...

Many portfolios already have Apple (AAPL) stock, and that’s fine. However, investors can also get indirect exposure to Apple’s smartphone market dominance, as well as to the artificial intelligence ...

Apple is a long-standing partner of Arm, the Softbank-owned company that developed the ARM architecture that powers every Apple Silicon chip. Following an agreement to invest in Arm stock after the ...

Apple could launch its first ARM-based Macs next month, and it may use the MacBook's single-port chassis to do it. Share on Facebook (opens in a new window) Share on X (opens in a new window) Share on ...

Apple’s new Arm licensing deal covers the tech behind iPhone and Mac chips for many years to come. Apple’s new Arm licensing deal covers the tech behind iPhone and Mac chips for many years to come. is ...

Nvidia surprised everyone when it agreed to pay about $50 billion to purchase Arm from Softbank. The problem with the move is that once competition regulators scrutinized the deal, they felt it was ...

However, I'm not excited about this at all. I have no problems for which ARM is a solution. Given the choice, I'll probably prefer an Intel Mac because it's more compatible. I could also see myself ...