The days when Apple was TSMC's absolute favorite company are over. The iPhone maker now must pay more for chips and fight for the latest processors.
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The Apple N1 wireless chip is easy to overlook in the hoopla surrounding the new iPhone 17 series, but it’s an advancement in Apple’s drive to produce all its own silicon. The new in-house chip handles Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and more, and Apple says it’ll improve the performance of Personal Hotspot and AirDrop. N1 Wi-Fi chip […]
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We compare performance of the A18 chip supposedly going into a low-cost MacBook to older Apple processors. The results might surprise you.
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The TSMC A14 chip-making process is set to improve smartphone technology, including iPhone. Find out how Apple users will benefit.
TSMC soon begins construction on its third US chip foundry, likely boosting Apple processor production in the United States.
The future of TSMC plants in Arizona and US chip production hangs in the balance as President Trump threatens to cancel the CHIPS Act.
Although Apple’s chip maker TSMC is moving toward 2nm processors, the technology will reportedly not be ready for next year's iPhone.
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The new xMEMS "fan on a chip" could cool mobile devices running ever more-intensive AI apps through all-silicon technology.
Apple's chip-maker TSMC to trial 2nm processors ahead of schedule. The improved production process could be used for the iPhone 17's A19 chip.
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