Apple Has Dug More Engineers From Intel To Mac Or Switched To Autonomous Chips.

According to 9To5Mac, media reports said Apple had dug a number of engineers and researchers from Intel to fill a new department in Washington County, Oregon.

Apple has dug more engineers from Intel to help computers develop ARM chips.

Apple's recruits seem to have begun in November last year, and may further increase the credibility of Apple's plan to use the independent ARM architecture chip in the next few years to replace the Intel chip rumors in the Mac computer.
The comprehensive recruitment information, social network files and information from the sources of Apple recruitment know that Apple has recruited nearly 20 employees in a hardware engineering laboratory in Washington County, mainly from Intel and other Oregon technology companies.

LinkedIn, a professional social networking site, shows that since last November, Apple has been recruiting employees in Washington County, with several new employees serving as a senior research or engineering job at Intel.

Recruitment information requires applicants to have "design verification expertise", that is, to compare the finished product with the original design specifications, so as to ensure that the product meets the requirements.

There are rumors recently that apple is developing a hybrid iPad-Mac product with ARM chips and touchscreens. Later media reports said that the joint manufacturing company will manufacture MacBook for ARM.

Although this rumor has been questioned, the consistent Bloomberg report also reported that Apple released the first Mac computer with its own ARM chip in 2020.

According to industry media, this may be part of Apple's future Mac plan. Digging engineers and researchers from Intel undoubtedly marks a step toward this goal.