The partnership between Apple and Intel on chip manufacturing took shape during White House talks over tariff exemptions.

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President Trump says Apple and Intel will build chips in US plants, but offered zero details. Here's what we know so far.

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With Apple pulling the plug on Rosetta 2 next year, macOS 27 will be the last update to run Intel apps, marking the end of an era.

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With TSMC’s capacity constraints, Apple is exploring the possibility of tapping into Samsung and Intel foundries for fabricating iPhone and Mac chips.

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This week on Cult of Mac's podcast: The departure of Apple UI design chief Alan Dye gives us hope for the future o iPhone and Mac software.

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After a break, Apple and Intel are patching things up, and Intel-made chips could soon be back in Macs. Here's why.

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In a surprising shift in Apple's chip strategy, Intel will reportedly fabricate low-end M-series chips for future MacBook Air and iPad Pro.

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Intel is courting Apple as its next major investor, as it looks to revive its struggling chipmaking business.

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Apple says macOS Tahoe 26 will be the last major software update for Intel-equipped Macs as Rosetta 2 will stop being supported one year later.

On June 6, 2005, Steve Jobs said Apple would transition the Mac from PowerPC processors to Intel. The first Intel Macs arrived within months.

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Apple is said to remove several Intel-based Mac models currently compatible with macOS Sequoia from the macOS 26 device compatibility list.