Ni Intel, ni Qualcomm: Apple apostará por fabricar sus propios modem 5G para los iPhone según Bloomberg
El módem de los iPhone será el próximo chip desarrollado por Apple | Beta Móvil
Apple reaviva la guerra con Qualcomm comprando los modem de Intel
Apple está cerca de comprar el negocio de módems 5G de Intel por 1.000 millones de dólares, según WSJ
Apple está desarrollando un chip que integra módem de datos, Wi-Fi y Bluetooth - Abadía Digital
Apple, a la caza de Qualcomm: ya están trabajando en su propio módem 5G, según Bloomberg
Apple to Start Transitioning Away From Qualcomm Modem Chips in Late 2024 or 2025 - MacRumors
Apple Watch Packs Qualcomm LTE - EE Times Asia
Apple to use its own modems in in 2024: Qualcomm CEO at MWC 2023 - BusinessToday
apple: Apple resumes development of iPhone SE 4 with in-house 5G chip; Details here - The Economic Times
Apple quiere su propio módem 5G para los iPhone de 2023
Apple-designed chip journey to continue with modem in 2023 - 9to5Mac
A17 Bionic: ¿qué supondrá el chip de 3 nm de Apple para iPhone? | Macworld
Apple's 5G modem is going to debut sooner than expected, says Qualcomm CEO | AppleInsider
iPhone 15 Rumored to Still Feature Qualcomm 5G Modem as Apple Continues Work on Custom Chip - MacRumors
New iPhones have Qualcomm satellite modem, new Apple radio chips | Reuters
Apple not releasing their own 5G Modem Chip relates to a long standing patent battle with Qualcomm and not because of a development failure - Patently Apple
New iPhones have Qualcomm satellite modem, new Apple radio chips | Reuters
Qualcomm CEO expecting Apple to use its own modems in iPhones in 2024
Apple taps TSMC to build custom iPhone 5G modem in 2023 - Nikkei Asia
Intel presenta el primer módem 5G global - MuyComputerPRO
Apple planea fabricar sus propios chips WiFi, Bluetooth y módem para reemplazar los de Broadcom y Qualcomm en un futuro
Apple dejará Qualcomm por un chip de módem propio | Benzinga España
Report: Apple developing in-house mobile modem chips - SiliconANGLE
Apple's 5G modem is on the way–but what does it really mean for your iPhone? | Macworld
