Apple to continue using Qualcomm 5G modems through March 2027
A statement made during the Qualcomm earnings call revealed Apple has extended its 5G modem patent license agreement through March 2027.
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Wesley Hilliard
Why Apple is focusing on 6G already
Apple's recent listing for a Cellular Platform Architect to work on 6G technology raised some eyebrows from those wondering why is Apple already hiring for 6G, when it's yet to get its 5G house in order. Here's why it's looking so far forward.
Peter Cohen
Apple's in-house modem project won't be ready until late 2025
Development of an in-house modem at Apple has hit multiple snags, with the latest delay pushing development further into 2025 or later.
Best Prime Day router deals: save up to 55% on networking gear
More of our devices rely on a Wi-Fi connection than ever before, making high-quality routers and networking gear an essential part of a wireless setup. These Amazon Fall Prime Day deals on wireless internet solutions can help you establish a connection that won't drop during a crucial project.
Michael Stroup
iPhone 15 teardown reveals updated Qualcomm 5G modem
Instead of keeping the iPhone 14 Pro's 5G Qualcomm modem, Apple has included an updated one in the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus, with Qualcomm's X70 5G modem in use for this year's releases.
Malcolm Owen
Apple will keep using Qualcomm 5G modems until 2026
Qualcomm will be supplying Apple with 5G modems for the iPhone up until 2026, a deal that delays the arrival of an Apple-created modem in the smartphone for a few more years.
Apple signs multi-billion-dollar 5G deal with Broadcom
Apple has inked a deal with Broadcom to produce 5G components to be used in its products, in what is described as a multi-year, multi-billion-dollar agreement.
With iPhone divorce in full swing, Qualcomm bets future on other product segments
Qualcomm is counting down the days to when it loses Apple as a modem customer, guiding weak for Q3 as orders slow.
JP Morgan shares insight on recent Apple business developments
Investment firm JP Morgan shares how it believes recent Apple business moves will affect the company in the coming months.
Mike Peterson
