Apple's next-gen M6 processor for its refreshed OLED MacBook Pro has been rumored to launch sooner than anticipated, sticks with TSMC N2 for lower costs.

Multiple reports have indicated that Apple is turning to Intel for future iPhone chips. Now, analyst Jeff Pu is ...

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Apple's imminent M5 Pro and M5 Max chips will run cooler and faster than ever before, as a year-old rumor about the way Apple Silicon chips are packaged resurfaces.

There's no doubt that TSMC's 2nm process, known as N2, is attracting major customers for the Taiwan-based manufacturer. Apple was reportedly first in line, placing orders for the A20 and A20 Pro chips ...

We've done the testing, and Apple's latest iPhone chips have the horsepower for a capable, low-cost MacBook laptop running on purely smartphone silicon. Might Apple make it happen? From the laptops on ...

Apple's next iPhone processors may bring a major leap in power and efficiency, setting up the company's 2-nanometer era ahead of its rivals. Apple is preparing two next-generation chips, the A20 and ...

Like clockwork, Apple has introduced a new M-series chip on updated versions of the iPad Pro, MacBook Pro and for the first time, Apple Vision Pro. The new M5 chip shares plenty of similarities with ...

Apple didn't keep us waiting long after announcing its new M5 chips to find out what they're capable of. We got our hands on both the iPad Pro and MacBook Pro 14 powered by the new M5 chips. It's ...

TSMC and Apple have maintained a close partnership over the years, working like one team to push Moore's Law forward. According to SemiAnalysis, Apple employs hundreds of engineers stationed at TSMC ...

Apple might be rekindling its chip manufacturing ties with Intel for upcoming iPhones, focusing solely on fabrication.

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