Qualcomm to sell to Huawei, Apple's new computers feature M1

This is CNET. Inherent stories that matter right now. Welcome has reportedly been granted a license by the US government to sell 4G mobile chips to Huawei. Despite a ban on American companies selling technology and parts to the China based telecommunications company, a tech industry analyst told Reuters that the impact of the Qualcomm license would be limited because consumers are starting to opt for newer 5G phones and a license only involves 4G chips. It's not yet clear if Qualcomm will be granted permissions to sell 5G chips to Huawei this week. Apple began preorders for its new MacBook Air and MacBook Pro laptops, as well as its revamped Mac Mini Desktop. The company says the new machines can run laps around their previous iterations, hitting benchmarks that, according to Apple, make them among the fastest personal computers in the world, all thanks to the companies knew M1 Silicon chip. According to Apple Senior Vice president of hardware technologies. With its unique combination of remarkable performance, powerful features, an incredible efficiency, M1 is by far the best chip we've ever created. And finally, food delivery service DoorDash filed paperwork with the US Securities and Exchange Commission on Friday for an initial public offering, the S1 filing. More than 200 pages long shows that the company reported 19. billion dollars in revenue for the nine months that ended September 30th, up from 587 million. During the same period last year, DoorDash said in the filing that it has more than 18000000,, customers, more than 390000, merchants on its platform and more than 1 million delivery workers. Known as dashes stay up to date with the latest by visiting CNET.