Agam ShahU.S. Correspondent, IDG News Service
Agam Shah covers machine learning, virtual reality, PCs, servers and chips for the IDG News Service, and is based in New York.
Apple’s next iPhones may cut corners on memory due to price squeeze
Apple could cut the capacity of DRAM in its upcoming anniversary iPhones with the rising prices of storage and memory components hitting its profit margins.
Legal war with Apple hits Qualcomm's revenue projections
The legal fight between Apple and Qualcomm on licensing modem technology is turning uglier every day.
Apple will return heat generated by data center to warm up homes
Apple is building a new data center in Denmark, and it has some interesting ideas on how to power the data center with renewable energy, while also giving back to the community.
What users could expect from Apple's homegrown GPUs for iPhones, iPads
Apple has one big reason to move to a homegrown GPU: it wants full control over the hardware and software in its devices.
Future iPhones will get 4K with new PowerVR graphics architecture
A new PowerVR graphics architecture from Imagination Technologies will give a serious graphics boost to Apple's future iPhones, including 4K graphics.
Apple's iPhone declines in China, and this year could be a struggle
Perhaps the next iPhone 8 will be Apple's next shot at achieving greatness in China.
Apple's commitment to diversity faces test at shareholder meeting
Apple celebrates diversity, but a big test to its commitment to being inclusive will come at next month's shareholder meeting.
Apple collaborates with rivals to advance AI research
Apple has joined rivals as it takes a step ahead to advance research and development of artificial intelligence technologies.
Qualcomm CEO slams Apple for 'without merit' lawsuits
Senior executives at Qualcomm slammed Apple on Wednesday for lawsuits filed in the last week alleging the smartphone chip-maker significantly overcharged it for licensing fees.
New MacBook Pros stop Apple's skid in worldwide PC shipments
Apple's new MacBook Pros have put the brakes on a free-fall of Mac shipments globally, though they haven't provided the boost the company was looking for.
Imagination's new GPU could power Apple iPhone 8 graphics
Apple's powerful iPhone 7 GPU is based on Imagination Technologies' PowerVR GT7600 architecture, and a possible successor could come next year.
The mysteries of the GPU in Apple's iPhone 7 are unlocked
Users have praised the performance of Apple's A10 Fusion chip in the iPhone 7, but its underlying graphics architecture may not be so new after all.
As Watson matures, IBM plans more AI hardware and software
Just over five years ago, IBM's Watson supercomputer crushed opponents in the televised quiz show Jeopardy. It was a preview of how artificially intelligent computers would storm into our daily lives.
Apple's AirPods could deliver audio with multiple wireless protocols
Apple says it took "courage" to remove the headphone jack from the iPhone 7. But there's another way to look at it: The advanced technology loaded in the $159 Airpod wireless headset may have made Apple's decision easier.
Apple Mac shipments take a beating in the third quarter as PC shipments decline
Sales of Windows PCs fared better than Apple Macs during the third quarter this year.
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