Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon is bullish on the company's prospects for its upcoming Arm-based platform for mobile and desktop form-factors. In an interview with CNET , the CEO even went as far as claiming that its chips - which won't hit the market until 2023 - will outperform Apple's recently-introduced M2 chips , which build upon the company's extremely well-received first-generation Apple Silicon with significant performance improvements via updates to its

A U.S. district judge dismissed a proposed class-action lawsuit against Apple that accused it of concealing Meltdown and Spectre security flaws and reducing performance of its devices by mitigating the vulnerabilities, which reduced value of their devices. The plaintiffs demanded a compensation to themselves as well as other owners of Apple devices affected by Apple's actions.

Accusers stated that Apple misrepresented the privacy and security of iPhones and iPads as well as performance of its custom SoCs on which Apple argued that plaintiffs'

Apple has revealed most of the major details for its new M2 processor . The reveal was full of the usual Apple hyperbole, including comparisons with PC hardware that failed to disclose exactly what was being tested. Still, the M1 has been a good chip, especially for MacBook laptops, and the M2 looks to improve on the design and take it to the next level. Except, Apple has to play by the same rules as all the other chip designers and it can'

Apple’s M2 chip (opens in new tab) may be getting all the attention right now, but the M1 isn’t dead yet. The M1 Windows Project (opens in new tab) , word of which reaches us via Liliputing (opens in new tab) , is working on a way to boot everyone’s favorite Microsoft operating system on M1 Macs, something not usually allowed outside virtual machines (opens in new tab) .