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It works exceptionally well for Apple, doesn't it? The devil is always in the details. Having said that, I expect Intel to keep the most advanced, most profita
by jryle70 6y ago
It works exceptionally well for Apple, doesn't it? The devil is always in the details.
Having said that, I expect Intel to keep the most advanced, most profitable processors in house.
- hinkley 6y agoApple is coming from the other direction. They didn’t know how to make CPUs or SoCs and built up to the M1. Intel is talking about outsourcing the challenging parts, the same way the 787 outsourced the wings.