Apple and Intel Rumored to Partner on Mac Chips Again in a New Way
Apple Intel partnership rumor suggests Intel may produce low-end M-series Mac chips by 2027.
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Apple and Intel Rumored to Partner on Mac Chips Again in a New Way
Apple Intel Partnership Rumor Sparks Speculation Apple and Intel may be teaming up again—but in an unexpected way. While all current Macs run on Apple’s custom M-series chips, supply chain expert Ming-Chi Kuo claims Intel could start producing Apple’s lowest-end M-series chips by mid-2027. This partnership wouldn’t replace Apple’s chips but could signal a strategic shift in manufacturing. Tech fans are now asking: Could Intel be back in the Mac story, and what does this mean for Apple’s chip dominance? Credits : Google Intel’s Role in Apple’s Chip Manufacturing Unlike past collaborations, Intel wouldn’t design the chips. Apple’s M-series uses Arm architecture, while Intel’s previous Mac chips were x86-based. Instead, Intel would focus purely on manufacturing, leveraging its advanced 18A process. This sub-2nm technology is currently the most advanced node produced in North America, allowing Apple to maintain cutting-edge performance while diversifying its production sources. Potential Devic…
