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The AI Chip Race with Apple’s Former Chief Chip Architect

Bloomberg Technology Thursday 12 November 2026, 17:07 UTC 1 min read
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The AI Chip Race with Apple’s Former Chief Chip Architect Former Apple chip architect Gerard Williams III discusses his time at the company, including the development of Apple’s A7 through M1 processors, and his latest effort to build powerful, energy-efficient CPUs for the AI data center boom with his new company NUVACORE. Have a question for Mark? Email us at [email protected] or join the Power On Discord Subscribe to the Power

Nov 12th, 2026 The AI Chip Race with Apple’s Former Chief Chip Architect Former Apple chip architect Gerard Williams III discusses his time at the company, including the development of Apple’s A7 through M1 processors, and his latest effort to build powerful, energy-efficient CPUs for the AI data center boom with his new company NUVACORE. Have a question for Mark? Email us at [email protected] or join the Power On Discord Subscribe to the Power On Newsletter at https://www.bloomberg.com/poweron
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