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Apple has decided not to use Intel 5G modems in its new models. The decision would also have influenced the next generation of iPhones that the company will introduce in 2020.
Intel is currently working on a chipset called "Sunny Peak" that combines Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and 5G modem technologies. Intel thought it would be the main engine for Apple. However, the work "Sunny Peak", which was supposed to be indispensable, was stopped with news and the company directed its team to other 5G projects. On the other hand, Intel executives still believe that Tim Cook can develop a number of components for the devices that will be commercialized in 2022.
A possible separation does not make us forget a single question. Who will receive Apple modems? The company can rely on technology giants such as Qualcomm and MediaTek for the products it will market in 2020. However, the company is currently in a legal battle over copyright with Qualcomm. The company could also consider relying on a new provider like MediaTek. But whatever it is, the company has few alternatives in this regard.
According to published reports, the separation of the two giants of technology is limited to the "Sunny Peak" project. Intel continues to supply Apple to Qualcomm right now
Already, the company plans to develop its own processors for mobile devices and produce its own modems as soon as possible. Once this goal is achieved, a major challenge for the technology giant will be resolved.
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