Maybe MediaTek will not provide 5G modems for Apple, after all

According to a short story from CThe's Israeli publication, Apple decided not to use an Intel 5G modem called "Sunny Peak". "In the future iPhone the chip maker has denied this part of the news, and the publication has updated its news to remove this claim.

Whereas it expects that technology 5th generation becomes more popular in 2019 and is likely to become the mobile Internet standard, which means we can expect chip makers like Intel and Qualcomm to start providing 5G modems for smartphones.

According to rumors Intel is expected to provide Apple iPhone 5G modems, but a recent news report suggests that this may not be the case and that Apple could look to MediaTek for the 5th generation technology, but according to a newer news from VentureBeat, it seems that Intel has denied these claims.In a statement to this publication, "Intel's 5G commitments to customers and plans have not changed for 2018 from here 2020. We remain employees for our 5G plans and projects. "

The statement rejected a Israel CTech press release, but when asked to clarify whether this means that Apple was one of the customers of the company's iPhone 5G modem, the spokesman said, "The Intel Intel 5G modem part of the story is inaccurate." [19659004] As VentureBeat says, the relationship of the company is not the same. Apple with Apple has been interesting lately. Although Intel chips in the iPhone are relatively new, the company has been working with Apple for years on Mac computers. However, there have been allegations that Apple could possibly move away from this company and its Macs.