Apple Expected to Break Up With Intel, Transition to In-House Chips for Macs

Apple is expected to reveal it’s breaking up with Intel and transitioning its computers to processors it has designed itself, a long-anticipated shift that would end a 15-year partnership

Apple Inc. is expected to reveal Monday that it is breaking up with Intel Corp. and transitioning its line of computers to processors it has designed itself, in a long-anticipated shift that will end a 15-year partnership, according to people familiar with the matter.

The news is expected to be a centerpiece of a company keynote that kicks off the tech giant’s first virtual conference for more than 20 million Apple developers. Typically, Apple gathers about 6,000 of those developers in San Jose, Calif., in June to generate...

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