AAPL Stock Up1%, Apple Launches New iMacs, New PC Chips, and MacBook Pro Laptops
The new computers, including MacBook Pro and iMac models, are set to hit the market next week.
Telstra unveiled plans to create the first national Internet of Things network, thus contributing to further expansion of the IoT sector in Australia.
The new computers, including MacBook Pro and iMac models, are set to hit the market next week.
The company’s executives stated that it is possible to run such AI models on devices if the chips have enough processing speed and memory.
The upcoming chips will enhance Microsoft’s efforts to help chip companies build Arm-based processors for PCs running on Windows as well as strengthen Nvidia’s position in competing with Apple.
Out of the 1,258 job cuts, more than 750 positions are from different levels of Qualcomm’s engineering ranks. The rest of the reductions cover a broad range of roles such as internal technical staff and accounting.
Qualcomm Global Senior Vice President Cheng Lixin expressed optimism about the partnership, emphasizing its potential to accelerate the development of China’s metaverse.
During the Arm IPO, about 95.5 million ADSs will be issued by SoftBank Group’s subsidiary with underwriters having access to 7 million more shares to cover over-allotments.
As investors brace themselves for another week of market volatility and unsteady stock futures, all eyes are on the crucial economic data releases that could have a profound impact on the financial landscape.
Qualcomm is expected to supply Apple with Snapdragon 5G Modem-RF Systems for smartphone launches in 2024 through 2026.
Hugging Face provides various tools with AI code for data science hosting and development. The startup plans to use fresh funds for further expansion.
Arm was acquired by SoftBank in 2016 for $32 billion and expects to return to public trading to compete with other chip designers and manufacturers.