Currently, IBM does supply the PowerPC G5 chips for most of Apple's desktop computers - the PowerMac and the iMac.
Freescale, which was spun-off from Motorola's semiconductor divison, supplys the PowerPC G4 chips for Apple's portable computers, and the eMac and the Mac mini.
Freescale, which was spun-off from Motorola's semiconductor divison, supplys the PowerPC G4 chips for Apple's portable computers, and the eMac and the Mac mini.
I guess I misunderstood IBM's role in the G5. Since I'm not a Mac user I don't keep up with Apple's business decisions. Thanks for the info.