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Apple Execs Reveal What Went Wrong With Intel

  • 8 February 2023
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ProTruckDriver
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What pulled Apple away from Intel? In a new interview, Apple executives Tim Millet and Bob Borchers reveal why the company shifted to making its own Mac chips.

Plus, they shed light on what they’re doing to make the Mac a gaming platform once again, how the Apple silicon architecture can make it happen, and when the best time is to buy a new Mac.

 

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russell.harris
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Thanks for the article. Bit disappointed with the meat of it though. Not really learning anything here and I would hardly say that it “Reveal What Went Wrong With Intel”. Unless I missed something but I did read it over twice.

"The only problem with troubleshooting is that sometimes trouble shoots back!"
MajorHavoc
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I just found this article and agree with Russell. I would have liked to see more in depth discussion. 

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russell.harris
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I just found this article and agree with Russell. I would have liked to see more in depth discussion. 

The title is a big drawer but the article a massive disappointment!

 

 

"The only problem with troubleshooting is that sometimes trouble shoots back!"

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