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IBM details new PowerPC chips
July 8, 2005 What's novel about one chip is that each of its two 64-bit cores has its own dedicated 1MB of level-two cache memory.Apple retiring PowerPC-based Xserve Cluster system
August 16, 2006 Computer maker is phasing out Xserve G5 Cluster Node as it moves server line to Intel chips.Xbox 360 demos running on Macs
May 13, 2005 Microsoft using Apple computers to show off the visually slick video games that will run on the new Xbox 360 game console.IBM highlights Power chip power savings
October 25, 2005 Big Blue's dual-core PowerPC 970MP processor has a number of ways to reduce its power consumption when possible.Apple to ditch IBM, switch to Intel chips
June 4, 2005 Apple will announce its plans Monday in a move that raises questions about the Mac maker's future computer strategy.The brains behind Apple's Rosetta: Transitive
June 8, 2005 Company supplies the engine for Rosetta, a crucial bridge for enabling the move to Intel-based computers. Is Intel a safe bet for Apple security?Is the PowerPC due for a second wind?
December 6, 2005 Freescale CEO Michel Mayer thinks so--and now he runs a chipmaker with the heft to see that vision through.Apple throws the switch, aligns with Intel
June 6, 2005 CEO Steve Jobs confirms News.com report on the change during keynote speech at developer conference in San Francisco.IBM launches Power chip alliance
December 2, 2004 Big Blue partnership with 14 other companies is designed to the Power processor more adaptable and widely used.Linux-on-Mac seller aims to fill void
August 23, 2005 Originally selling Linux for Macs that used IBM's PowerPC chips, Terra Soft has regrouped in the wake of Apple's Intel switch.This week in Apple news
June 10, 2005 After more than a decade of using IBM chips to power its Macs, Apple Computer gives Big Blue the big boot.Next-gen console specs at a glance
May 10, 2006 Pricing and availability for the rival game consoles: Microsoft's Xbox 360, Sony's PlayStation 3 and Nintendo's Wii.Office 2008 for Mac to come this year
January 9, 2007 Revamped Office for Mac, slated for second half of this year, will run on both Intel-based and PowerPC-based Apple machines.Apple developers cautiously upbeat on Intel
June 6, 2005 Some developers of software for the Mac will have an easy transition to Intel chips; others will find it more difficult.Apple has Intel inside--sort of
March 3, 2005 Although its Mac computers use only chips from other makers, Apple's storage gear does have an Intel processor inside. Photo: Intel-powered XserveIntel plans to test Mac development tools
August 24, 2005 Chipmaker will offer test versions of software tools aimed at improving the performance of programs that run on its chips.Apple fails to meet (a columnist's) expectations
June 6, 2005 Who ever thought Apple would convert to Intel? Not CNET News.com's Michael Kanellos.Old, new iMacs available for same prices
January 10, 2006 Usually, Apple's newly announced products replace its old ones. But apparently not this time.IBM plans Power6 blades for next year
December 6, 2006 Moving IBM's high-end Power chip family into blades will mean an expansion of BladeSystem abilities and market.PowerPC support on tap for Red Hat Linux
February 15, 2005 Firm's next product for Linux enthusiasts will support IBM's Power processor and allow users to run multiple OSes simultaneously.
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