Supply chain squeeze. Worldwide shortage of CPUs is slowing the manufacturing of new cars from a number of the world’s largest car makers

Supply chain squeeze. Worldwide shortage of CPUs is slowing the manufacturing of new cars from a number of the world’s largest car makers
The current iMacs and Macbooks are the last and perhaps the best with Intel silicon at their heart. As Apple is moving to its own custom CPUs, what does this mean for the desktop PC and the masses of applications that have been Intel-compatible for decades?
Manufacturing outsourcing move. Intel chips are already being manufactured by TSMC, amid inhouse issues for US firm
VMware boss Pat Gelsinger is to take over as Intel CEO, with Bob Swan stepping down next month at the troubled chip giant
UK competition regulator the CMA, launches investigation into the acquisition of British silicon designer ARM Holdings by Nvidia
Activist shareholder urges Intel to consider its strategic options, and whether it should outsource chip production to third parties
Saved by Coronavirus? Production of LCD displays in South Korea now extended, thanks to lockdown demand for home entertainment
Boffins at UK Royal Society use mobile users to avoid streaming in unnecessarily high-resolutions in order to cut emmissions
Head of security at Apple charged with bribery, over allegations of donation of 200 iPads in return for four concealed-weapon permits for Apple staff
Tuesday’s ‘One More Thing’ launch event sees Apple reveal the first MacBook Air and other Macs with its inhouse designed CPU
Third launch event scheduled by Apple for Tuesday 10 November, with new Macs expected to showcase inhouse ARM silicon
New look and feel for Windows 10 is reportedly on the way, as part of a major revamp of the five year old operating system
Bombshell development. Scathing US antitrust report recommends structural separations of big tech firms, and slams monopolistic behaviour
Apple takes former business partner to court in Canada for allegedly selling devices that should have been recycled or scrapped
European regulator appeals court ruling, which rejected EU order for Apple to pay 13 billion euros ($11.8bn) in Irish back taxes
Safety concerns due to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic around the world, delays telecom sector’s biggest gathering to June 2021
With US restrictions hurting its business and threatening its supply chain and tech inventory, Huawei says it is in survival mode
Apple continues its move into the services segment with a bundled subscription package called Apple One, plus the Fitness+ virtual fitness service
Chip giant conducts only its third brand refresh in the past 51 years, as it unveils its 11th generation Core PC processor
Open, close, open, close, open. A small number of Apple’s retail stores in the United States will reportedly reopen at the end of August
Hankering after a bit of retro tech? Next model of the successor to the original ZX Spectrum of the 1980s, surpasses its kickstart funding goal
Japanese conglomerate sells its final stake in PC maker Dynabook, marking the end of 35 years for Toshiba in the laptop sector
Amid reports that Softbank is looking to offload ARM Holdings to Nvidia, the man involved in ARM’s creation calls for the UK government to intervene
What pandemic? Apple defies store closures, stalling economies and the global Coronavirus pandemic to deliver strong financials
The CEOs of Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google are to appear on Wednesday before a US Congress hearing on antitrust issues
What rejection? Chinese tech giant Huawei to open three stores in London and Manchester, creating 100 jobs in the process
Big relief for Tim Cook. EU court overturns Apple’s need to pay 13 billion euros in back tax payments to Irish government
Apple MacBook users are being warned of possible damage to their displays if they close their notebook with a camera cover in place
Move aside Intel. Nvidia is now the most valuable chipmaker in the United States, despite not actually making any of its own chips
As Coronavirus infections rise in the United States, Apple continues to close down more of its stores across seven American states