Computing giant Intel is once again looking to gain ground in the mobile device market currently dominated by low-power ARM-based processors, saying that it plans to ply its substantial faculties ...

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 ...

Apple may be moving to its own ARM CPUs, but it isn't leaving Thunderbolt behind. The company has pledged to support Thunderbolt on its own Apple silicon. Share on Facebook (opens in a new window) ...

Arm’s interest in buying part of Intel’s chip business shows how much the tech industry has been transformed by the mobile productivity philosophy articulated in the early days by the Apple Newton.

Comparing the MacBook Neo's A18 Pro with previous Mac processors shows that its A-series chip is surprisingly powerful.

Qualcomm has recently unveiled its Snapdragon X Elite chips for laptops, but recent benchmarks and tests revealed that Apple is still the king with its M3 chip regarding performance and efficiency.

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 ...

Explore the 2026 ARM vs x86 battle—comparing processor architecture, CPU performance, and energy efficiency to reveal which chip design leads modern computing innovation. Pixabay, kenchan4 The ...