ARM’s new roadmap doesn’t tell us anything about Apple making its own Mac CPUs<article>
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<p>ARM just took the unprecedented step of <a href="
https://www.arm.com/company/news/2018/08/accelerating-mobile-and-laptop-performance" rel="nofollow">providing a roadmap for its future CPU designs[/url]. In doing so, the company crows about how its new Cortex-A76 design delivers performance similar to Intel’s U-series CPUs for thin-and-light notebooks while using a fraction of the power. </p><p>It’s a neat sales pitch for always-on, always-connected PCs, just as the Windows world starts to dabble in ARM-based laptops and convertible tablets. Some analysts are looking at ARM’s roadmap and using it to fuel speculation that Apple will
make its own processors for Macs.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3298438/macs/arms-new-roadmap-doesnt-tell-us-anything-about-apple-making-its-own-mac-cpus.html#jump">To read this article in full, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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ARM’s new roadmap doesn’t tell us anything about Apple making its own Mac CPUs
