First the Mac and now Apple would stop using Intel chips in their iPhones

Apple will no longer buy the 5G modem chips from Intel for its upcoming iPhones, Bloomberg reported Thursday.

the same report, Apple's decision led Intel to stop the development of the chip, called internally " Sunny Peak " but it was speculated during months that Tim Cook's company will leave to collaborate with the microprocessor.

In April, Apple launched a small work call on its website to work on a wireless chip stating that Apple was exploring at least the idea

A Chip 5G, created with Apple technology, could help in its dispute with Qualcomm, because if it progresses in development, it would not need to buy from the company China, as it is currently the case with the May Ria iPhones, but you may have to pay license fees depending on the outcome of the legal battle

Since When, Apple turned to Intel for LTE chips for its 2019 models and just started mbad production of a new, large chip and programmed to be used in the next Apple iPhones

The new chip, the XMM 7560 is the first chip in the world. Intel modem that can reach speeds of 1 gigabit, needed for 5G.

Last month, a Goldman Sachs badyst wrote a research note stating that Apple was planning to use a new supplier, MediaTek for 5G chips, reported Bloomberg.

That in April it was said that Apple was moving away from Intel by developing its own chips for use on their Mac PCs. The Cupertino company has gradually built its chips trying to control its products as

On the other hand, it's not easy to design its own chips and make them in bulk in the quantities that Apple needs.

Another cloud hovers over Intel's head while its board looks for a new CEO after former Intel CEO Brian Krzanich suddenly and without no resignation, according to a source consulted by Bloomb erg.

The Intel Executive said that Krzanich's departure was due to the discovery that he had an affair with an Intel employee who had started before becoming CEO and the Had already completed.