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Apple's new M4 chips backed by gen AI: Expected timeline and features | Technology News - Vimarsana News

Apple's new M4 chips backed by gen AI: Expected timeline and features | Technology News

The new M4 chip will be seen across Apple's PC lineup and reportedly come in three variants: Donan, Brava, and Hidra.

Apple is Readying New AI-Focused M4 Chips [Report] - Vimarsana News

Apple is Readying New AI-Focused M4 Chips [Report]

Apple is working on new AI-focused M4 chips that will support enhanced AI capabilities and memory improvements.

M3 MacBook Pro buying advice: Get this for an extreme mobile desktop. Everyone else, see M2 MacBook Air - Vimarsana News

M3 MacBook Pro buying advice: Get this for an extreme mobile desktop. Everyone else, see M2 MacBook Air

Apple's desktop-class MacBook Pros have leapt forward again with M3. But remember the latest M2 MacBook Air still offers pro-level performance with a more impressive form factor and price tag.

Source: zdnet.com
Apple could the big winner of Intel's Thunderbolt 5 announcement - here's why - Vimarsana News

Apple could the big winner of Intel's Thunderbolt 5 announcement - here's why

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Apple could the big winner of Intel's Thunderbolt 5 announcement – here's why | | #1 NEWS SOURCE FOR PEOPLE OF COLOR ON EARTH !!!!! - Vimarsana News

Apple could the big winner of Intel's Thunderbolt 5 announcement – here's why | | #1 NEWS SOURCE FOR PEOPLE OF COLOR ON EARTH !!!!!

Intel has announced Thunderbolt 5 connectivity will be available in 2024 on Windows-based PCs, most likely those equipped with Core and Xeon processors rather than AMD's Ryzen and Threadripper ones. But the real winner in this announcement could be Apple. It's easy to forget that the iPhone maker is the company behind Thunderbolt, and there are more Thunderbolt ports on Mac computers than on any other platforms. Remember that Apple first introduced the original Thunderbolt back in February 2011 and has been faithful to the technology every since. All recent Apple computers have at le...