> It's not going to happen. Especially with x86 I share the sentiment that it's unlikely that Apple will go back to x86 any time soon. But if/when Intel has a

> It's not going to happen. Especially with x86 I share the sentiment that it's unlikely that Apple will go back to x86 any time soon. But if/when Intel has a leading node, it think it is actually /likely/ Apple would manufacture their M processors on it. Intel is saying their nodes will be easy to port from TSMC, having two vendors gives Apple leverage, they reduce geopolitical and other supply chain risks, and and the two companies are literally in each other's back yard.