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Intel delays 7-nanometer chips by six months

Intel delays 7-nanometer chips by six months

Intel announced in its second quarter earnings report on Thursday the delay of the rollout of its 7-nanometer CPUs by six months and is instead shifting focus to 10nm-based products.

Intel’s 10th-generation ‘Comet Lake’ processors

Mike Peterson for AppleInsider:

Previously, it anticipated shipping 7nm chips by 2021.

In its release (PDF link), Intel said the primary driver of the delay is yield…

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Lots of products in Apple's pipeline: Everything not announced at WWDC

Lots of products in Apple’s pipeline: Everything not announced at WWDC

This year’s WWDC keynote included Apple’s official announcements of iOS 14, iPadOS 14, macOS 11 Big Sur, watchOS 7, Macs moving from Intel to Apple-designed ARM-based silicon, and much more.

MacRumors’ mockup of iPad Pro-style ‌iMac‌

But, there were quite a few things about which we believe we know that Apple didn’t unveil this week.

Michael Potuck for 9to5Mac:

Everything that Apple didn’t…

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After 15 years, Apple prepares to dump Intel from the Mac

After 15 years, Apple prepares to dump Intel from the Mac

Signaling both the end of one of the tech industry’s most influential partnerships and Apple’s determination to control the primary technologies inside their products, Apple is set to announce the long-expected removal of Intel CPUs from the Mac.

Steve Jobs and Intel’s Paul Otellini, January 10, 2006 (photo credit: AP/Paul Sakuma)

Don Clark and Jack Nicas for The New York Times:

Apple has been…

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Apple's first ARM-based Mac could be 12-inch MacBook

Apple’s first ARM-based Mac could be 12-inch MacBook

Apple’s first ARM-based Mac could be ushered in via the return of the 12-inch MacBook.

“Fudge, a leaker who goes by @choco_bit on Twitter, often shares details on upcoming Apple products,” Juli Clover writes for MacRumors. “With Apple’s ARM-based Macs that use custom-made chips on the horizon, Fudge today shared some of his thoughts on how, why, and when Apple will roll out Arm-based Macs,…

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Deutsche Bank ups Apple price target raised to $350; already underwater

Deutsche Bank ups Apple price target raised to $350; already underwater

Deutsche Bank analyst Jeriel Ong today raised the firm’s price target on Apple to $350 from $320, a price that’s already currently underwater with AAPL trading right now up $7.80 to $351.79. Deutsche Bank maintains a Buy rating on the shares.

TheFly:

Given recent new product announcements from MacBook Pro on and a release of MacBook Air/iPad Pro on March 18, the analyst sees an ARM-based Mac…

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So, when will Apple's 14-inch MacBook Pro arrive?

So, when will Apple’s 14-inch MacBook Pro arrive?

Rumors for a 14-inch MacBook Pro spoke of Apple including a 14.1-inch Retina display in its smaller 2020 MacBook Pro model. It seemed logical, seeing as how the 16-inch MacBook Pro replaced the 15-inch MBP version.

On Monday, Apple revealing a new MacBook Pro with Magic Keyboard. (“Magic,” because it works.) But, it did not come with a 14-inch display.

The 13-inch MacBook Pro features a brilliant…

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2019 could usher in enormous changes for Apple's Mac

2019 could usher in enormous changes for Apple’s Mac

[cfsp key=”getamac.jpg”]”2019 is shaping up to be a big year for the Mac, and I don’t just mean a year where there are a bunch of new Mac models released, along with a macOS update, like almost every other year,” Jason Snell writes for Macworld. “This could be the year that everything changes. It’s potentially the most tumultuous year since the transition from the original Mac OS to Mac OS X.”

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Why Apple is winning the silicon race

Why Apple is winning the silicon race

“Apple has long attracted some of the biggest, brightest silicon talent in the industry. So, if accurate, this comes as no surprise: ‘Apple has a secret in Washington County. They’ve hired close to two-dozen people in a hardware engineering lab there, raiding Intel and other Oregon tech employers for a variety of roles, according to job postings, social media profiles and an individual familiar…

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