Apple could be preparing a major shift in its chip supply chain, with fresh analyst reports indicating that Intel may begin producing both Mac and iPhone processors before the decade ends.
Intel poised to join Apple’s M-series supply chain?
Last week, noted analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said Intel was likely to start manufacturing Apple’s M-series chips in 2027, marking the company’s first involvement in Apple Silicon production. A second report has now backed that claim, adding that Intel’s role could grow even further.
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