Apple Reportedly Strikes Deal for Intel to Make Some of Its Chips | Microsoft CTO Confesses That 30-Year-Old Code Still Forms the Bedrock of Windows 11

Apple reportedly strikes deal for Intel to make some of its chips | Microsoft CTO confesses that 30-year-old code from the mid-90s still forms the bedrock of Windows 11 | Maingear MG-1 (2026) review: Fast and clean, for a price Created for yeasinn1.tech@blogger.com | Web Version   May 9, 2026 FOLLOW US FOLLOW US   SIGN UP ⋅   SHARE Big News Apple reportedly strikes deal for Intel to make some of its chips Two tech giants reached a preliminary agreement for Intel to make processors for Cupertino Microsoft CTO confesses that 30-year-old code from the mid-90s still forms the bedrock of Windows 11 Ancient Win32 API still the backbone, but CTO says it's 'more relevant than ever in 2026' Reviews Maingear MG-1 (2026) review: Fast and clean, for a price The Maingear MG-1 offers a super-clean build in case with personalization options, but the front panel could use some more ports. Deals Save $444 on this top-tier gaming PC combo with Asus Prime RTX 5070, Ryzen 9850X3D, X870E motherboard, and 32GB of RAM World's fastest gaming CPU meets copious amount of RAM More News Testing the top Thunderbolt 5 docks with up to 140W Power Delivery, 10 GbE, and even internal M.2 SSD slots Razer, CalDigit, Hyper, Ivanky, and WAVLINK go head-to-head Devastating 'Dirty Frag' exploit leaks out, gives immediate root access on most Linux machines since 2017, no patches available, no warning given Copy Fail-like vulnerability had its embargo broken Lenovo joins retro gaming handheld race with new G02 system for $63 Handheld for sale on AliExpress, listed on Lenovo's official China site AI data center bans are rapidly multiplying across the US 69 jurisdictions block new builds, with four moves noted as permanent North Korean fake remote worker scam lands two Americans 18-month prison sentences for hosting laptops US firms unknowingly shipped laptops to "employees" who secretly worked from overseas via remote desktop, generating $1.2 million for Pyongyang For Subscribers: The Middle East had everything data center builders and hyperscalers could wish for Then the Iran war happened Follow Toms Hardware Contact Us: Feedback | Advertise Sign Up | Update Profile | Unsubscribe Privacy Policy | Cookies Policy | Terms and Conditions When you purchase through links in our content, we may earn an affiliate commission.   Future US LLC © Full 7th Floor, 130 West 42nd Street, New York, NY, 10036