Could Apple transition from Intel processors to ARM processors within the next few years? A report by SemiAccurate yesterday suggests that, yes, Apple is planning to transition Intel processors off ...

And in addition to announcing new products like an all-new MacBook Air that will be the first with Apple’s M1 processor, the company also just unveiled a new Mac mini that’s getting the ...

The transition to Apple-designed processors for the Mac—and away from Intel Mac chips—is about to become real. Apple Tuesday unveiled more details about its first in-house Arm-based processor ...

Qualcomm's Snapdragon X processors made a splash this year with laptop owners, kicking off ARM-based Windows computing in ...

It keeps its fan Mac Mini screen-less desktop computer ... handle commands - from a UK-based company called Arm. But the core processor circuits are of the American company's own design.

Bluestacks recently announced the first beta release of BlueStacks Air, a new version of the BlueStacks App Player emulator ...

Apple Monday confirmed long-running rumors that it plans to phase out Intel processors in its Mac lineup in favor of Arm-based chips designed in-house. What the Cupertino, Calif.-based tech giant ...

Instead, Cook said that future Macs will boast ARM-based designs ... Apple unveiled its M1 processor, the company’s first SoC for the Mac designed for improved efficiency and breathtaking ...

Arm and Qualcomm are battling over key intellectual property. The trial starts in a Delaware federal courtroom Monday.

ARM wants higher license fees from Qualcomm; Qualcomm does not want to pay. The dispute has now ended up in court.