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Intel-ARM hybrid Mac coming?
I've talked a lot here before on how I think that, with the purchase of PA Semi, Apple has long term plans to ratchet up its ARM usage. One such usage, or transition, would be employing a hybrid ARM/Intel architecture for the Macintosh line. Why would Apple do this? read more  ...
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Intel-ARM hybrids. Could Apple be next?
9 to 5 Mac - Apple Intelligence — ... At ARM's recent earnings call, CEO Warren East talked up a new type of hybrid computer platform.  This platform would use Intel for serious processor intensive work and ARM as a dashboard type of OS for web browsing and email.  According to East,  Dell's Latitude ON E4200 is already doing this.  Other manufacturers are using Linux ...

Hybrid ARM/Intel portable Macs?
MacDailyNews — ... ratchet up its ARM usage. One such usage, or transition, would be employing a hybrid ARM/Intel architecture for the Macintosh portable line," Seth Weintraub writes for Computerworld. "Why would Apple do this?" "Imagine being able to run an iPod touch OS for three days on your MacBook on one charge instead of running full Mac OSX Leopard," Weintraub writes. "It would [also] be preparing Apple's low power machines to go to ARM processors from Intel," Weintraub writes. Full article here .

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