Intel Shares Dip as Apple Plans Next Mac Chips

Apple is shifting more of its chipmaking in-house, aiming to release faster chips by 2021, potentially outperforming Intel. Although Intel gets less than 10% of its revenue from Apple, the shift could still result in a significant financial impact and accelerate changes in the industry. Intel currently holds 62% of the global PC chip market, but its revenue has been declining, with a 22% drop from the previous year, and the outlook for the fourth quarter is bleak.

What is Apple's goal with its new in-house chips?

• To collaborate with Intel

• To increase market share in Europe

• To reduce production costs

• To outperform Intel's chips

How much of Intel's revenue comes from Apple?

• Exactly 15%

• More than 50%

• About 25%

• Less than 10%

What potential financial impact could Apple's shift have on Intel?

• A $10 billion increase

• A $5 billion hit

• A $2 billion gain

• No financial impact

What percentage of the global PC chip market does Intel currently hold?

• 62%

• 30%

• 45%

• 80%

By how much has Intel's revenue decreased from the previous year?

• 10%

• 5%

• 30%

• 22%