Apple will strengthen the development of mobile processors

John Bruno, a former architect of the chip AMD, accepted a job at Apple.
Apple, wanting to maintain its leading position in the business of mobile devices, is interested in the development of processors with the position of their productivity and efficiency.

John Bruno, who was responsible to the Advanced Micro Devices for developing the second generation of accelerated computing units (APU), known as the Trinity and combining the main processor to the video graphics processing components, took the post in the Apple system architect.

Held rumors that the Cupertino intended to use the APU-AMD Fusion chips in the media set-top box Apple TV model 2010, which, however, still has a crystal ARM-A4. Popped up on the information and based on ARM-processors MacBook-notebooks.