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M1 Macs: The opportunities Apple seized and sacrificed
For Apple, Job 1 in the M1 transition was to prove out the case for switching with minimal disruption. But the company stopped short on capitalizing on some Arm benefits pursued by Microsoft and Qualcomm.
SolidRun takes on Google's Raspberry Pi-like computer
SolidRun's new board aims to bring machine learning to devices in the field.
Hands-on with the Raspberry Pi 400: Pleased and impressed
I was fortunate to get one. Here are my initial impressions and experiences with it.
Apple M1 speed tests: New Arm MacBook Air blows away Intel-based MacBook Pro
Apple's M1 chip promises to be a major performance boost for the MacBook Air.
Inside the new Mac mini: Does Apple's M1 architecture really leave Intel behind?
While the same M1 chip is coming out in the MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, and Mac mini, the design of the mini gives us some forensic clues about how the M1 chip might be designed.
Apple's M1 processor means faster transition away from Intel, but Mac Mini your best bet
Processor transitions typically feature a few growing pains and Apple's move away from Intel won't be different. But Apple is clearly going in the fast lane to convert to Apple Silicon.
Apple unveils new M1 Apple Silicon-powered MacBook Air, Mac Mini, and MacBook Pro
Here's everything Apple announced today at its "One More Thing" event.
Apple Silicon and the rise of ARMs: How changing Mac’s processor could change the world
Some say once all a ship’s parts have been replaced, after years of service, it’s no longer the same ship. Mac may not be Macintosh any more, but Apple’s revival of an old idea suggests history may not have changed as much as we think.
Microsoft Teams: This new Windows 10 on Arm version means speed boost for some PCs
As Microsoft promised, there's now a native Arm64 version of Teams for Windows on Arm PCs like the Surface Pro X.
Apple iPhone 12 5G upgrades could be justified by A14 Bionic
Apple's iPhone 12 is all about 5G, but the upgrade may be justified by its new A14 Bionic processor.
How system disaggregation would reorganize IT, and how Arm may benefit
Network fabric is now fast enough that some components of a server’s motherboard can run separately. But would such a separation be of value to anyone besides the makers of alternative processors?
Microsoft's VS Code comes to Raspberry Pi and Chromebook – new v1.50 update is out
Visual Studio Code is available for Linux Armv7 and Arm64 devices.
ARM pledges to erect 'firewalls' against Nvidia meddling
Reuters reports that an ARM executive promised measures will be taken to make sure Nvidia ownership doesn't compromise AMR's relationship with customers.
Apple Silicon MacBooks will be the laptops that iPads were never supposed to be
Arm-based MacBooks could steal back some thunder from the iPad, but much depends on how Apple prices them.
Microsoft adds new Arm-based Surface Pro X models, smaller Surface Laptop Go to its line-up
Microsoft's new holiday hardware includes updated Surface Pro X 2-in-1s starting at $1,500, and a new, smaller Surface Laptop Go, starting at $550.
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