Microsoft Teams has finally been optimized for Apple Silicon MacsIt promises a 'significant boost in performance.'By S. Dent, 08.04.2022
How are camera sensors still improving?It's tough to capture light in a fraction of a second.By C. Schodt, 09.09.2021
Lawmakers propose 25 percent tax credit to incentivize domestic chip productionThe Facilitating American-Built Semiconductors Act has bipartisan support. By I. Bonifacic, 06.17.2021
Apple's next-gen 'M2' Mac processor has reportedly gone into productionIt could arrive as early as July in time for next-gen MacBooks. By S. Dent, 04.27.2021
Apple will build another US campus in North CarolinaThe new site is part of a five-year $430 billion commitment to the US economy.By S. Shah, 04.26.2021
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Apple to invest over $1 billion in new Munich silicon facilityThe 30,000-square-meter site in Germany will house its growing cellular unit.By S. Shah, 03.10.2021
Here's everything Apple announced at its WWDC 2020 keynoteIt's ditching Intel, and iOS 14 and macOS Big Sur are on the way.By C. Fisher, 06.22.2020
Light-emitting silicon overcomes a major obstacle to denser, faster chipsIt's a solution 50 years in the making.By J. Fingas, 04.12.2020
AI-guided material changes could lead to diamond CPUsMachine learning could lead to breakthroughs in strain engineering.By J. Fingas, 02.12.2019
Super-thin semiconductors delay the 'death' of siliconYou could get 10 times more transistors than you do with pure silicon.By J. Fingas, 08.13.2017
Scientists built a chip without semiconductorsVacuum tube-era tech could lead to faster chips and better solar panels. By S. Dent, 11.08.2016
Samsung's vision of the mobile future is 4K-and-VR ready RAMJust don't mention the Note.By T. Seppala, 10.20.2016
Intel to manufacture ARM chips in a bid for mobile dominationThe company has struggled in the mobile space, but this could help change those fortunes. By T. Seppala, 08.16.2016
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