Steve Jobs had made significant progress at Apple since returning from exile in the late 1990s. The iPod was disrupting the music industry, and Mac computers were once again winning fans with user-friendly designs and fun, bright colors. But by 2005, the Mac still lagged behind rival computers in terms of performance. Jobs eventually turned to the one company that could help.
“Our goal is to provide our customers with the best personal computers in the world,” Jobs said at the time. “And looking ahead, Intel has the strongest...
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