Inside An Apple Lab That Makes Custom Chips For iPhone And Mac

[@BrettAlder]

These longer form videos by Katie Tarasov are always the very best. As someone who works in this industry, I still found the summary to be informative, detailed, and accurate.

[@DunDun-e43]

perhaps a bit too simple like talking to kindergarden kids, have always been a problem of CNBC is they take there audience for stupids who knows nothing. While making everything seemingly so deep and not easy to enter feeling.

[@b6yg]

God she is a beautiful women, I hope CNBC can have in a lot more videos she is very pretty i can see why she's pregnant. The longer form videos are great.

[@alexelectricx]

@@b6yg bcuz only hot chicks get laid??

[@fourthdeconstruction]

I think someone likes her way too much. lol

[@mydevices768]

This segment is brought to you by apple. So biased.

[@darkwoodmovies]

If you think about it, it's kinda crazy that they probably have chips in that lab that won't be announced for at least another year or more. The M4 is probably being tested in that lab right now.

[@moeskido]

Much more. Their development lead time is years, not months. And that's not crazy at all. These things don't get created overnight.

[@darkwoodmovies]

@@moeskido I guess it's just interesting in the sense that by the time it's presented to us as new and modern and groundbreaking, the tech already existed and it was in development for years. Kinda interesting thing to consider when watching those keynotes, at least for me moving forward.

[@swissjamonigrowchannel8708]

Trash from trash manufacturers in a trashcountry .

[@DriveDawn]

There would be chips being tested that are probably going to come after M series are done with. Tech moves fast so everything is in R&D stage everywhere.

[@_TbT_]

@@darkwoodmoviesit is one thing to have something running in a lab on one test system and a completely other thing to have it mass produced and integrated with the software.

[@lou7139]

Intel got burned twice (once for phone chips and another for laptop chips). The first time, Intel passed on making the mobile chip for the first iPhone. They never thought it would sell well so the volumes wouldn't be worth the investment it took to design and manufacture the chips. Fast forward about 10 years and Intel was _very_ late to delivering the 10nm Intel chips for the new 2016 Macbook pro redesigns so Apple was forced to put a 14nm chip in a chassis designed for the 10nm power envelope which RUINED that entire line of MacBook laptops. THAT was the final straw and about 4 years later, they unveiled M1 and Intel lost Apple's laptop chip business forever.

[@directlinkrexx4409]

Well intel got arm license so don't bet on it

[@XantheFIN]

Intel got burned third time when Apple pushed Intel to clone illegally Qualcomm modem chip as Apple was butthurted to pay to Qualcomm "too much" for the chips. LOL.

[@Art-is-craft]

Intel is still the leader in chips and to say otherwise is fantasy.

[@chinito77]

@@Art-is-craft They are number one for being in last place and for making unreliable/hackable chips. Just because they sell higher bulk doesnt mean they are better. Most companies just buy them because they think cheaper is better.

[@Art-is-craft]

@@chinito77 When it comes to server and power CPU Intel is the only option. Everything Intel has was built by them. That is not the case for the other players who are function on open market licences.

[@dominic7012]

For me it is mind blowing what they want to do: “Apple working on a follow-up version that will combine cellular modem, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth capabilities into a single component.”

[@ahsoka6807]

releases in like 2030 lol

[@minhdo1728]

@@kelsormjaquan cope harder with that lol

[@NinjaForHire]

not happening they are having problems making a modem thats why Qualcomm is stil their supplier, Its proven to be trouble trying to manufacture a modem more impressive.

[@markclayton8977]

@@kelsormjaquanApple has end to end encryption on iMessage and complete encryption of iCloud with advanced data protection. Compare that to Google who sells your data to anyone who asks.

[@ghfsd786fa]

@@NinjaForHire a lot of IP (patents) to navigate around

[@zambiarsenal4792]

I switched my whole eco system to apples since the m1 16inch pro. Never looking back. I was a hardcore windows and android guy, cracking software etc and being a geek...but apple products finally got me hooked..!

[@darylclarino5439]

Most of my software engineering peers like apple products, including myself. Biggest reason is that the features i need are there out of the box, i dont need to tweak or jailbreak anything. I do admit that apple is behind everyone else on some features but I dont mind since when they do release the feature you can be assured that it will be stable

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

​@@darylclarino5439Stop lying. 🤣🤣🤣 There has been plenty of instability issues with iOS updates throughout the years.

[@seanelias6478]

@AndyGKaufmanyou mean a sheep enjoying a product that actually works unlike others

[@chromaticvisuelle]

I did the opposite, left Apple lol I like freedom more.

[@mrdextrous355]

Me too I did the exact same thing. I own every single Apple product since 2019. The ecosystem is ridiculous. never looking back

[@thecapone45]

I am really impressed at the head of the chip design. He seemed to really take serious his role and had a passion to build incredible products.

[@bthompson1767]

Talk like a Chinese

[@shanemooon]

Apple avoids the term AI like the plague. It’s always neural, machine learning or even “advanced intelligence”.

[@Uni564-cd5zs]

@shanemoon true lol

[@PascalH9191]

Calling it AI without saying AI is smart

[@ghfsd786fa]

AI sounds overused

[@magsec5]

they will find a name for their brand of AI

[@unmanned_mission]

AI is the buzzword of the moment, like crypto, blockchain and many others in the past

[@D.u.d.e.r]

Thumbs up👍👍 to CNBC for getting access to Apple labs and making these interviews.

[@j340_official]

Great interview. Apple has been famously secretive so it’s really nice for them to open up somewhat. One question I would love for you to ask them is: given their focus on the environment, why are their machines not upgradable with respect to storage, ram, and SoC? For example, owners of an m1 machine might want to upgrade their ram or storage, but cannot due to Apple’s choice to solder down the machine. Older Macintoshes from the 2009-12 era, for example, were upgradable. Now, if you need more storage or ram, you have to throw the entire machine away for a new one, even though the battery, screen, fans, thunderbolt ports still work just fine. So how is that policy congruent with being for the environment? Second, the test lab showed what appeared to be a motherboard with pcie and thunderbolt/usb-c ports. Will Apple release such a motherboard to the DiY market? I would love to build a custom built Macintosh! Finally, when will Apple embrace the AAA gaming community and bring more AAA games to macOS? The hardware is increasingly capable. All we need now are the games! Great interview thank you I really enjoyed it.

[@MambaScalabrine-ub2kl]

Why would Apple $older down the machine and not make things upgradable for the con$umer$?

[@KevinSmith-qi5yn]

Apple isn't concerned about the environment. They are concerned about looking like they are. Many of the decisions they make are not good for the environment, but they plaster it with a few solar panels. Shipping products around the South China Sea to eventually be shipped across the Pacific isn't green compared to localized assembly and movement by rail. Using dangerous chemicals in nations with lax chemical safety and disposal laws isn't environmentally safe. Heck their headquarters is a big energy expense with the giant glass doughnut. It's how the modern environmental movement works. They just export all the dirty work to a different country so it's not visible to the end user.

[@b6yg]

Apple's business strategy can be summarized as: Product differentiation: Apple differentiates its products and services through simple, attractive designs and advanced functionality. Brand identity: Apple creates a unique brand identity through simplicity, innovation, and emotional branding. Product development: Apple provides well-designed products and services with an emphasis on minimalism, clean lines, and solid tones. Marketing: Apple positions its products as premium, high-quality, and cutting-edge. Sales: Apple emphasizes direct sales through Apple Stores and online platforms. Apple's strategy is to extract more revenue from its users by selling peripheral devices and services. In 2023, Apple's first quarter revenue was $117.2 billion, down 5% year-over-year. However, the Services business continued to do well with a revenue of $20.77 billion, up 6.4% year-over-year.

[@moeskido]

@@MambaScalabrine-ub2kl Oh, so edgy.

[@Krishnendulaha]

Most Apple fanboys forget that's after all its a corporate business that wants to make as much money as possible and grow as big as they're allowed to. So, if customers are buying their overpriced products either way and no government other than EU is pushing them to do anything why would they bother changing their philosophy that is making them so much money every year? If you have a business where you can overcharge and people still buy your products would you stop selling it or for lower prices?? As for your gaming thing that won't change until they make SSDs and RAM upgrades cheaper and also user upgradable. Do you think you can run AAA games on a machine with no fan, 256 GB storage and 8 GB RAM? Or would you really spend extra thousand dollars for just built in storage and RAM just to play games on a machine that would be outdated within 5 or 6 years? So neither gamers are interested nor developers much either. Better build a PC or get a console, much cheaper solution

[@NameGeheim]

It's such a contrast on how apple presents their labs at keynotes with clean and open rooms and how they look in reality with stock racks from home depot.

[@SMX815]

Great video & Apples new chips are sublime & they grow from to strength to strength.

[@iamadiduzz]

If Apple created a separate division for gaming and made a desktop gpu and desktop cpu, not SoCs, I think they have a huge potential to beat amd and even intel

[@DannyTan-dm5ou]

This is a really good video, answering each question as I have them (good interviewing, good reporting, good editing)

[@b6yg]

TSMC is one of the most important companies on earth. Market capitalization of TSMC (TSM) Market cap: $511.12 Billion As of December 2023 TSMC has a market cap of $511.12 Billion. This makes TSMC the world's 12th most valuable company

[@alice_agogo]

huawei will soon make them eat dust

[@DIYBill]

If they go down they take down a lot with them 😅

[@yongyon15]

@@alice_agogo huawei 9000s can't even beat a13

[@alice_agogo]

@@yongyon15 not yet. eventually huawei will surpass everyone. they've already surpassed apple in 5g chips.

[@Laminar-Flow]

Purpose driven, tailor-made chips make a big difference.

[@portman8909]

Like getting tailor made clothes

[@Laminar-Flow]

@@portman8909 Yes indeed

[@MalcolmREBORN]

I admit Apple took the right direction. For laptops efficiency or performance per Watt, they are now king of the industry. However, so many applications still live on x86. It's a difficult situation because of app compatibility. Hopefully, in the near future, it all works itself out.

[@bryncb]

Rosetta 2 has been available since M1 and allows x86 apps to run just fine on Apple Silicon.

[@anonymous-entity]

95% of the apps that i use and most people use are already optimized.

[@zm7430]

​@@bryncbAnd from what I could research, the power hit for running the x86 apps isn't substantial either.

[@TylerMaximus]

I’m curious about Qualcomms new arm chip and how it’ll impact the android market. And if windows will eventually switch to them

[@anonymous-entity]

@@TylerMaximus i think that even if qualcomm does it, they wont be able to match 

[@KeicyCx]

As an STEM/engineering student, it's incredibly inspiring to see how AI is making waves in the semiconductor and chip development field. This video has motivated me to delve deeper into AI, semiconductors, and chip development at Arizona State University. I'm a big fan of tech insight videos and documentaries, and this one was truly fascinating. Can't wait to learn more and stay updated on the latest advancements in this exciting field!

[@rda4140]

11:57 Contradictory. Qualcomm has the best modems (as proven over the last 20+ years and based on the size of the graveyard of their competitors) so not sure why they would try to build their modem.

[@jani0077]

making everything in house is a double edged sword. Not everything can end up as a high quality product and the modem part is a critical one - when not performing as it supposed to it can break sales of a whole series of products.

[@Nightsd01]

It is pretty crazy how good Apple has been with their A and M series chips, they’ve both been pretty revolutionary

[@Zakariah1971]

These CNBC presentations kick ass.

[@bthompson1767]

Whatever

[@_helmi]

"scalability and reusability" - fun fact, the latest Apple TV 4K console uses A15 Bionic chip, same one on iPhone 14. I personally have one with a Playstation controller and casual gaming on TV has never been this great and affordable. While at that, Apple Arcade gaming service is amazing, works across Apple TV, iPhone, iPad and Mac. Okay, now I sound like a bot.

[@alice_agogo]

you are a bot

[@zpok123]

@@alice_agogo How will we ever know? Exciting times!!! (BTW, I'm a bot)

[@alice_agogo]

@@zpok123 your mom is a bot

[@Kephinio]

Apple Arcade has great titles! My partner and I recently discovered GRIS+ and Beyond a Steel Sky on Apple Arcade. But I would love more titles like them on Apple Arcade. A lot of the other titles are just something you would play during a break or something. I definitely recommend Apple One for everyone using more than one Apple device. Yes, to some you may sound like “a bot”, though I wonder why it is out of fashion to just say what you like about things like Apple products. 🙃 I couldn’t really enjoy getting to know my Apple products as there’s so much toxicity on the internet regarding Apple. But I’m really done with that. I’m just going to enjoy what I enjoy without caring if someone toxic calls me a bot, sheep or whatever for liking what I like.

[@mashy712]

Nice tour. Now I would like to see the 8GB ram for user test!

[@smaad7]

lmao true

[@JayRizzGod]

The amount of work and precision Apple has used to achieve this, is astounding. Truly a great company.

[@corbindallasmultipass]

Slave labor helps

[@techconix]

i love when i cant repair something i paid for

[@Wakeupdud3]

Completely irrelevant. You sir have many things in your home you don’t have the capability or time to fix as well. why should your lack of knowledge or lack of funds for software to fix your phone, cripple a major company’s extreme engineering capabilities.

[@ToTheHellfire024]

​@@Wakeupdud3 That's not what he said. He says about apple's anti repair tactics. Like serializing parts of their iohone so you can't replace them by yourself or any 3rd party repair. The backglass with coil, cameras, boards, battery, screen is all paired to the phone. Even their laptops has ram, ssds soldered to the motherboard.

[@Madrrrrrrrrrrr]

But Apple is NOT a chip company. Stopped the video after 2 minutes because this journalist or voice over has no clue what she is talking about. Yep CNBC. Wish i could block these lame channels.

[@AliZamin]

Macbook with M Series is really revolutionary and i think next 5 year no one can compete with M series chips.

[@arnsassassiner]

not true , Qualcoms Nuvia pc chips shows promising results , it out performs M2 max in performance and efficiency . which is a good start . only time will tell .

[@AliZamin]

@@arnsassassiner what’s about real life performance I don’t think Windows yet optimized for Arm chips and windows apps. Microsoft should focus solely on arm to compete apple.

[@arnsassassiner]

@@AliZamin because there was no capable hardware worth optimizing windows for . hopefully after qualcoms nuvia chip, Microsoft optimizes windows on arm.

[@AliZamin]

@@arnsassassiner microsoft should made Windows 12 specifically for arm.

[@TheMadisonHang]

@3:20 wow look at that they are just sitting there on those kitchen metal racks i'm used to seeing dust proof silicon environments, why and how is this able to be different???

[@AhmadAlwasim]

It's not the manufacturing facility, it is the chip testing lab. Chip manufactured by TSMC in Taiwan.

[@andrewleonardi3351]

16:09 Can't wait till these breakthroughs are made public

[@o0ss_st]

The way they replied just tells you there’s something big coming

[@shwanniaz756]

@@o0ss_stapple intelligence.

[@o0ss_st]

Tbh I expected a lot more

[@andrewleonardi3351]

@@o0ss_st Same!

[@shwanniaz756]

@@o0ss_st could say the same thing but it also feels like a good baseline, the way it integrates with siri but you could also tell from the ability to rely on chatGPT when wanted that it still isn’t fully (matured?)

[@127Foxtrot]

That was an excellent presentation, and a rare look into Apple's labs. Motorola, PowerPC, Intel and along the way Apple announced they bought PA Semi-conductor. Now look how far they have stormed ahead with Apple Silicon... it's been a fascinating journey IMHO.

[@pranavshukla8313]

Excellent video. Thank you Katie 👍

[@gandalf6700]

"Inside An Apple Lab That Makes Custom Chips For iPhone And Mac" kind of missleading Title when its not TSMC that produces the chips lab they visit . but and Apple Testing lab but great video :)

[@KAPUSIJAPAN]

D is my favorite reporter. Solid understanding of the complex and how it applies to our world. Nice work!

[@StefDelbecque]

That was a great piece of tech journalism. Thanks!

[@luispaulomachadoamorim6937]

Great cover from CNBC! Congratulations to the team!

[@Techno-Universal]

Wouldn’t be surprised if Apple eventually expand into the world of servers in data centres with them making servers that use a new exclusive variant of the M series chips that is physically very similar in size to an Intel server CPU while being extremely powerful and power efficient so those servers could also save a lot of money for their owners in the long run when it comes to energy costs! :)

[@dlnishantabhishek2815]

They r onto it

[@watchvideosoul]

Very interesting and informative!

[@kevikiru]

Wow! This journalist is so competent! Respect! I am quite versed in tech and even in Apple's underlying technology, and halfway through, she is just not missing!

[@BudFuddlacker]

Calm down beta simp

[@susansherrard1859]

Many said " same old AAPL, nothing new" after AAPL's last product introductions...well, hope they are watching. This is fabulous! Congrats AAPL!

[@Uni564-cd5zs]

Nah still nothing much

[@acdnintheusa]

Apple is a great example of a company that leverages its partnerships. It does so and then drops that relationship when it starts to limit its potential and competitiveness. Loads of lessons to be garnered.

[@Deathdemon65]

A interesting interview would be with jenson huang. My man single handedly took the company from bankruptcy to top three most valuable companies

[@RobertBEvans-ig6ls]

Apple is incredible!

[@josephmessere7617]

It bad that samsung is years ahead

[@SinghalRishi27]

very informative video❤❤

[@hdieqhuowg472]

Hands down🙌 the journalist❤.

[@orbertCallaghan]

I like this one it's simple and not confusing thanks

[@DanielVazquez]

Informative, concise, and certainly entretaining at the same time.

[@yr_mothrs_husband]

8:26 I almost missed out on on that the lady is pregnant 🤰 and she’s still doing her job, hats off to her, she deserves rest and a raise too.

[@Kerleem]

So interesting and impressive to see how they are innovating in this area.

[@kisho2679]

Which Lanthanides chemical elements are used for chip production?

[@tonymurphy9112]

Great video, so interesting, loved it 👌

[@ennis_w]

I don't think Apple would actually make a big announcement before they can fit LLM to entirely run offline

[@cuve_ae]

Great interview!

[@Katchi_]

You mean infomercial....

[@jdbrinton]

phenomenal reporting

[@KatieOwens-y5z]

Emma, thank you for all the support

[@kb8570]

Amazing video.

[@DunDun-e43]

Ok, here is my take, I do think Apple will move away from Qualcomm eventually, and what I think is happening is there developing a Apple codec for the 5G like Huawei polar codecs, and eventually move to 6G. Wifi and Bluetooth, I would also think Apple would work on something to replace bluetooth, along with perhaps redesigned or new audio codecs and etc, along with and uses the same codec as eventually 5G Apple codecs like the Nearlink Alliance headed by Huawei in China, wich would be better then bluetooth, I just don't think Apple would let Huawei be the best even if they exited the US market. Also they need eventually to have a response to new Qualcomm audio and IoT codecs while mainly audio based on wifi because eventually it will be caught on as they just announce at the Snadragon Summit and I would argue Ldac is already the dominant "Hi-Res"audio codec even with limitations. Apple can still have 5G in it's name because of the intel IP. As well as integrated and unify the homes and IoT integration with Matter protocole. Even if I love Home assistance, nothing beats native. Though Home Assistant would still be around with Matter as a manager. So if they are doing new codecs and get ready to have a second version or Version2 for 6G in the mid 2030's or early years as that is where 6G is expected, usually the wagon start and reporting start in earnest about poperly 5 years in advance and trickles to a major ad campaign in the deployment years. I think this will be the first time a new generation may take 2-5 years more then the 1 generation per decade upgrades of cellulare generation. So I do think this line up with 2026 eventually, which would line up with 2nm also.

[@DunDun-e43]

aAdd; I don't see them getting into memory untill their is a paradim shift and they're leading the way to it, and it may or more likely if they were ever to get in do it yourself themself be as big as a shift away from Von Neuman.

[@dandre832]

They not getting into memory no time soon they still have kinks and stuff to work out with there modem since they acquire majority of Intel them sticking with Qualcomm is just to buy them time and to make sure they keep shipping phones

[@alice_agogo]

​@@DunDun-e43samsung just lost 90% in profits from memory. there's no reason for apple to enter a volatile market

[@DunDun-e43]

@@dandre832 as I said, it may be as big a paradigm shift as away from Von Neuman and they're leading the way

[@ckhomphzxspaul8455]

The interviewer is gorgeous🤩🤩🤩

[@antonykuo3809]

They do not make chips. They design them. After they design it, they send it to TSMC for production where they actually make the chips

[@varniitpro]

Qualcomm and mediatek and unisoc inside tour. Please.

[@Mahbodiran]

I love the thinkess in their new laptops, im just crazy with my new mac

[@jovisyout9180]

Amazing video

[@CTOInformation]

whenever you see Indian engineers, you think about Boeing. LOL

[@Northrop-Grumman1991]

They need to fire the whole design team and invest in a new design team. I stopped upgrading my iPhone after the 3GS

[@LearnToWin823]

Apple is building for the long term future of their smartphones and their laptops. They are the leader in their respective tech industry!

[@vuanhtuan8]

great video!

[@EsteeFishes]

I had a hand in TSMC’s build here in AZ. MASSIVE place.

[@thenbaplayer9485]

I think this is the first time we see something the apple offices

[@obijuan3004]

Good for Apple, they need more behind the scenes videos.

[@Heyitspat]

Great reporting

[@daryamishina4649]

thank you for being such a positive light!

[@tenminutetokyo2643]

Will you ever fix iCloud so it actually works? How about Apple Music bug error -54?

[@airriflemadness376]

This was an amazing video

[@29kalel]

But apple doesn’t innovate they say. This is the bread and butter of the iPhone and every apple product on the market the SoC. If iPhones never changed their aesthetic as long as that SoC, camera, battery and software optimization improved that is a win.

[@txga2005]

Amazing tech

[@pavelyankouski4913]

Thunderbolt is great technology. Its seems to be I will use it in a combo with Oculink

[@henryf7612]

At the 12 min mark when he was asked if Apple is planning to make other chips too like memory dude basically said that their focus is the quality of their product, if a chip doesn’t meet what they need or up to par, they’ll be cut. Like intel.

[@Aditya_3_1]

Johny is a confident VP 🎉

[@rantg]

You could at least mention the fact that most of the chip development is done in Israel, that Jony - head of Hardware at Apple is Israelie, that they bought 2 huge Israeli companies that ACTUALLY started their M series chips, and so on. But no, Israel you mention only when it attack Palestinian(or defened itself). Why would you say that half of the tech of this iPhone is developed in Israel? the Face ID chip? processors, motion sensors, software, etc ? Israel just attack Palestinian.

[@MrSeanroberts1969]

Actually the chips are based on ARM chips and licenced by apple which is a British design, So they are just adding to existing systems. And BOTH Israel and Hamas are the biggest terrorists in the world and they both should be made to stop killing each other. Neither side is justified with killing innocent people in both countries. I wish the world would grow a backbone and stop the needless deaths.

[@EdwardHunterMX]

I really think Apple next year will surprise us all with in device AI features, like yes AI is a big thing now but it's all being processed at the cloud, which kinda sucks, so I think they want to achieve all in device processing

[@josephmessere7617]

Samsung is years ahead

[@EdwardHunterMX]

​@@josephmessere7617good joke.

[@mydevices768]

Yes and they will get all the telemetry of what your asking from it! That's privacy! Lol

[@ghfsd786fa]

Doing on-device AI is very hard, a lot of features that we see in other brands is not on-device...

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

​@@mydevices768You're or you are. NOT your. Stay in school.

[@LeePalisoc]

I don't know why people think Apple is behind in AI. Sure, Siri sucks and not generative, but AI has been a thing for years at Apple. For example, I remember in iOS 9 when my iPhone had these proactive suggestions like a route to my favourite library because my device already learned that's my usual spot on a specific day and time. There are also things like texting the person you're going with that you are late to your event, turning off alarms because the next day is a holiday, etc. Then, of course, there is all this photo- and video-related stuff.

[@tristanpau1p]

Yeah, the photo ML stuff helped me a lot in my class. The copy feature is really nice especially since it is on-device which means I don’t need data for it.

[@trouslapsyststathossight]

Your support has been invaluable! I’m excited to keep learning from you

[@harrisedgar]

What a wonderful interview....

[@ErikS-]

And 2 important apple silicon designers now work at Qualcomm, where they built an even faster ARM based cpu. and good for the consumer, we dont need to pay zillions for it.

[@PremiumToyCollect]

Skeeeohhheeee when you see me !! lol 😆

[@bobthemagicmoose]

Nice video, but title is pretty misleading. Not much in this video is about the actual lab.

[@stevenwymor1398]

It’s not about them developing a modem, it’s about them integrating the modem into the CPU which Qualcomm cannot do.

[@TamasVarga-VatartPhoto]

Very very interesting report. Thanks a lot

[@TitanMoon746]

Apple's engineers in Israel are the best in the world and Srouji himself is a top Israeli engineer.

[@iamadiduzz]

Imagine if apple created a separate division solely for gaming and creating a desktop cpu and desktop gpu not SoCs. I think they will have a huge potential to beat amd and even nvidia 🙌🏼

[@vaibhav07]

I wish Katie Tarasov good luck for her life as a mother.

[@divyangvaidya1999]

They managed to basically create their own Fab and not rely on TSMC. That's Apple 🍎

[@Michael-it6gb]

They are relying on TSMC.

[@divyangvaidya1999]

@@Michael-it6gb How? Now that they have their own lab? Maybe TSMC still does the manufacturing you mean?

[@Michael-it6gb]

@@divyangvaidya1999 TSMC does mass production for 90% cutting edge chips of the world.

[@nightowl3582]

Apple doesn't manufacture any chips. They pass their designs to TSMC for manufacturing. Fabs and labs are not the same thing.

[@DannyTan-dm5ou]

"Even though we're not a chip company, we're leading" Didnt realize that until he said it And it's amazing how product focused everyone in the leadership team is. The question about Buy or make DRAM? Well, the answer is, we want to make the best product based on our vision. If a purchased component can meet that vision, great, we'll buy. If a component (like Intels chips...) cannot meet our vision, we'll make it. Great answer. There's always a reason behind a decision. And the reason is sound. We want to make great products.

[@RealHomeboy]

Just release the apple tv as a AAA gaming machine

[@reyvaz2951]

I think John Ternus said it right, not to worry, he is absolutely right, and it is true, I for example, my main function with computers is editing, as there is competition, I was a Mac user since 2001 when I bought my first computer, G4 733 and since last yea, I changed all my computers, to PC, that's why I think he is right, did I mention that we are tired of their lies, bad services and now super high prices. We're hopefully waiting for a new Steve, which is what this company needs.

[@roshanekka9687]

Nice presented video

[@FRENCHPAPI28]

What I would like to understand is if for testing they can socket their chips but once the final product comes out it has to be soldered. Why can’t they socket them for final products other than making it so consumers can’t upgrade their devices or that it makes it more difficult for people to be able to get repairs done other than directly through Apple. It makes no sense to me that they’re able to do it as a socket for testing, but not as a socket for the final product.

[@JohnSmith-qt4pv]

Slightly higher cost and size to have it socketed. The real sin is the soldered SSD

[@fuggit4638]

The way they bot cheesed when asked about AI .... these dudes about to shock the world

[@twist777hz]

Just curious will this lead to loss of revenue for the chip giants in US and Asia?

[@averoes4029]

The journalist ate too much Burgers

[@MisterMister5893]

Why is modems so difficult?

[@the_right_nut_4722]

Front facing camera placement is JUNK!

[@ЯромирЯшенкин]

Me gustaría ver un tutorial sobre cómo usar el análisis fundamental en opciones binarias.

[@MeisjeAndMe]

They are nothing without Dutch tech from ASML!!!😊😊 TSMC uses ASML Machines! Don't forget that.😂❤❤ That is a faqt!

[@crickbuzz31]

Everyone are interconnected Without german lenses asml also cant operate