Intel, a major player in the computer processor industry, has announced a partnership with ARM to create chipsets for mobile devices.
This means that in the near future, your smartphone may have an Intel chip inside.
While the mobile chip market is currently dominated by companies like Apple, Qualcomm, and Samsung, Intel’s partnership with ARM opens up new possibilities for chip fabrication.
This agreement relates to fabrication, meaning that you won’t see an Intel i9 in your next phone, but it does provide an alternative to companies like TSMC for chip production.
Intel’s entry into the market is likely to push other companies to innovate and try new things.
While this news may not result in huge changes to smartphones, it’s worth keeping an eye on the world of microchips.
In the next few years, it’s entirely possible that your phone will be powered by an Intel chip, just like your computer.
Additionally, Intel plans to expand its fabrication business beyond mobile devices, potentially powering a variety of gadgets and even cars.
Article updated 2 months ago. Content is written and modified by multiple authors.
