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Microsoft Surface PCs could be ditching Intel for custom silicon

Posted on December 19, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

It was only about a month ago that Apple launched a wave of new Macs, headed by the new MacBook Pro, ditching Intel for in-house custom silicon. That was a rough blow for Team Blue, but it looks like Microsoft may be following suit.

Bloomberg is reporting that Microsoft is working on creating its own processors, both for its data centers and for future Surface products, based on ARM designs.
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