Apple might buy Intel’s mobile chip business
Apple is reportedly in talks to purchase Intel’s smartphone modem business -- and therefore all the intellectual property that comes with it. This move suggests Apple may eventually make its own 5G chips, but we’re likely still years away from that happening. In this episode of TECH(feed), Juliet breaks down the consequences of this potential purchase and how it could make Apple an even bigger power in tech.
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