May 8 (Reuters) - Intel has reached a preliminary deal with Apple to make some of the chips that power the iPhone maker's devices, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday, in a major boost for the ...

The U.S. government's 10% stake in Intel played a key role in bringing Apple to the table, with talks spanning more than a year ...

Intel has struck a tentative deal to begin producing computer chips for Apple, The Wall Street Journal reported Friday. It’s a major breakthrough in Intel’s five-year quest to turn its factories into ...

Samsung, Intel and Taiwan Semiconductor are the only three companies in the world capable of manufacturing the most advanced ...

TL;DR: Apple and Intel have tentatively agreed for Intel to produce some Apple chips, marking a potential return to their partnership amid TSMC supply constraints. This deal reflects Intel's improved ...

Apple and Intel reached a “preliminary agreement” for Intel to make chips for Apple hardware, The Wall Street Journal ...

Macworld reports that Apple has reached a preliminary deal with Intel for chip manufacturing in the U.S., aiming to diversify suppliers beyond TSMC. Intel’s new ’18A’ process could potentially compete ...

After more than a year of discussion, Apple and Intel established a preliminary agreement that will see Intel manufacturing processors for Apple devices, reports The Wall Street Journal. Intel would ...

This transcript was prepared by a transcription service. This version may not be in its final form and may be updated. Julie Chang: Here's your afternoon TNB Tech Minute for Friday, May 8th. I'm Julie ...

The companies had been engaged in intensive talks for more than a year, and they hammered out a formal deal in recent months, the report said ...

The iPhone maker and U.S. silicon giant will work together on chips for Apple devices. The Trump administration pushed for the deal.