It’s been rumored for years, but now it’s finally real: Apple is bringing its ARM processor technology to desktops. Your iPhone and Mac processors will soon be cut from the same cloth. Apple mobile ...

Apple's upcoming M3 processor is based on the Arm architecture as part of a licensing agreement that will continue for many years. Image: Ed Hardy/Cult of Mac Apple and Arm extended beyond 2040 the ...

In an unexpected twist, Nvidia may soon make more than just some of the best graphics cards. Rumor has it that it’s working on ARM-based processors for client PCs. It’s not alone in this historic ...

Apple could be on the verge of moving its MacBook range of notebooks away from Intel processing architectures to new chips licensed by UK technology firm ARM, if reports from SemiAccurate are to be ...

The guessing game continues over which processors Apple Inc.’s iPhone will use, with Arm Holdings PLC’s top executive hinting the device will contain his company’s intellectual property. The guessing ...

The big picture: Chip design firm Arm has revealed that it has signed a long-term licensing deal with Apple to provide designs for future iPhone and Mac chipsets. All iPhone and iPad devices have been ...

Apple’s recently-acquired PA Semi team of expert engineers are developing an ARM-based processor for use in future iPhones and, conceivably, the iPod touch. Speaking to the New York Times shortly ...

According to Semiaccurate, Apple is working on a plan to migrate all of their MacBooks over to ultra-efficient ARM processors by 2013. But does that really make sense? The short story is that Apple is ...

Apple’s transition to its own processors is nearly complete. The company’s recent spring event saw the debut of the Mac Studio and its M1 Ultra processor — its most powerful piece of silicon yet. But ...

New research says that ARM-based computers including Apple Silicon are doing fairly well in a collapsing global PC market, as the market does a slow shift away from Intel-based processors. ARM is ...