Microsoft begins to develop its own processor!

According to Bloomberg News; Microsoft recently introduced the security processor "Pluton", developed in collaboration with AMD, Intel, and Qualcomm, and began developing its own processor models for "surface" computers. After receiving news on the technology agenda; the Shares of Intel fell 6.30 percent.

Recently, Apple introduced the "M1" processor model for use in next-generation "MacBook" and "Mac Mini" computers. Following the move, the company encouraged the ‘Intel’ processor to say goodbye, unveiling the security processor ‘Pluton’ developed on November 21 in collaboration with Microsoft AMD, Intel, and Qualcomm. Subsequently, it was a matter of chipsets whether the company would take the same steps as Apple to start production of its chipsets. Experience of subsequent developments; While evaluating the matter, Microsoft product manager Panos Pan said that they will invest when they need to invest in the processor.

As reported by Bloomberg, Microsoft began developing its own processor model soon after this development. It stated that the company's processor would be used for Microsoft Cloud Services' 'Surface' computers and servers. It was also underlined that the processor would be 'ARM' based. Microsoft has not yet made an official statement on the matter. On the other hand, company executive Frank Shaw said, "As processors are a basic building block of technology, we continue to invest in our capabilities in areas such as design, manufacturing, and equipment, while developing and strengthening our partnerships with various chip suppliers."

Shares of Intel fell 6.30 percent after Microsoft's demand for processor development

Technology is on the agenda of the press after this news; Shares of Intel fell 6.30 percent. It was said that. The stock, which opened at 50.57, is currently trading at 47.45. Shares of the American hardware giant fell 21 percent throughout 2020.