iPhone 7: Will It Have Intel Inside?
Eric Zeman, InformationWeek
October 19, 2015
Apple already relies on Intel to provide the processors for its Mac computers, and may ask the chipmaker to supply a key component for the next-generation iPhone, the so-called iPhone 7. Intel has as many as one thousand engineers working to integrate its 7360 LTE modem with Apple's application processor.
The deal would be a major win for Intel.
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