Intel will be looking to replace their 20nm nanochips called Broadwell with a newer 14nm model that is known as Skylake. The tech giant announced on this earlier today that production of the 14nm chips are already in progress.
This particular announcement should please the consumers that are hoping to get a new MacBook Pro this year. After all, if Skylake gets launched in June, then there is ample time for Apple to integrate the chipset with the upcoming MacBook Pro.
The availability of Skylake will also give future MacBooks with some new and improved features like better battery life, faster processing speed and many more. When Skylake make its official debut, it will make Intel the second manufacturer to create 14nm nanochips.
