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TSMC outlines 1.6-nanometer production process, other elements for next-gen chips

Post author By Chris Barylick
Post date April 26, 2024

TSMC’s next-generation Apple silicon chips are only going to get smaller and more powerful. The chipmaker on Thursday announced plans to create 1.6-nanometer chips that could be used in future generations of Apple silicon processors. TSMC yesterday unveiled a series of technologies, including the “A16” process, which is a 1.6nm node. The new technology significantly […]

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macOS Monterey 12.3 update reportedly bricking the Macs of some users with replacement logic boards

Post author By Chris Barylick
Post date March 18, 2022
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This is why they release firmware updates. A number of users have reported that Apple’s new macOS Monterey 12.3 update is bricking some Macs that have had their logic boards replaced. The macOS Monterey 12.3 update, released on Monday, is reportedly causing problems for users attempting to update from macOS 12.2.1 or earlier. According to […]

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Apple could be working to transition to ARM-based products, beginning with an ARM-based MacBook Air in 2020

Post author By Chris Barylick
Post date December 3, 2019

It’s currently a theory, but there’s a good chance it could come true. Every year, Apple has improved its ARM processor architecture, albeit there’s never been any concrete evidence that the company is looking to ditch Intel and AMD for good. Still, the change may be occurring as we speak, and a nifty piece over […]

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Apple announces updated, 28-core Mac Pro, Pro Display XDR, due this fall

Post author By Chris Barylick
Post date June 4, 2019

The basic information about the 2019 Mac Pro is starting to flow in, and it looks both amazing and like something you’ll have to start scrimping and saving for. The computer, which was unveiled at WWDC 2019, has been described by Apple as the most powerful Mac ever, complete with 28 cores and an Intel […]

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Apple awarded sleep tracking patent, seeks to alter alarm patterns as needed

Post author By Chris Barylick
Post date June 28, 2017

A new patent granted to Apple on Tuesday outlines how Apple’s iOS-based devices will help monitor your sleep patterns. Patent number 9,692,874 for “Adjusting alarms based on sleep onset latency” describes a method of automatically configuring alarms using data gathered by personal mobile devices. In most cases, users will set alarms to wake up as […]