Apple Seemingly Avoiding Latest Chip Tech for New iPhones and Macs

Apple is expected to use TSMC's base 2-nanometer N2 process rather than the newer N2P variant for its upcoming A20 and M6 ...
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Apple’s M-series chip gamble 5 years later: How ditching Intel revolutionized computing — and what’s next

Saying that Apple’s M-series processor shook up the computing industry would be an understatement. Five years after Tim Cook announced that the company was ditching Intel for its own silicon for Macs, ...

Apple May Break a 10-Year Chip Strategy

TSMC has been the exclusive supplier of Apple's systems-on-a-chip since 2016, but that 10-year streak could be nearing its ...
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Apple M5 Chip 2025: 5 Products Rumored to Get Upgrades Coming Later This Year

Apple is yet to bring its M5 chipset this year, with all of the products meant to get the upgrade later this year because of its production process. Rumors, however, claim that they are still slated ...
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New iPhones use Apple N1 wireless chip—and we’ll probably start seeing it everywhere

Apple’s most famous chips are the A- and M-series processors that power its iPhones, iPads, and Macs, but this year, its effort to build its own wireless chips is starting to bear fruit. Earlier this ...
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Apple's A20 Chip Could be Quite Expensive at $280 Per Unit

Apple’s A20 chip will leverage TSMC’s 2nm fabrication process. However, this will come at a cost, as a new report notes that the A20 chip will cost Apple a whopping $280 per unit, which is a ...