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Apple 1.4nm chips reportedly targeted for 2028 production at TSMC
TSMC is reportedly targeting 2028 to produce Apple 1.4nm chips, leaving 2027 iPhones on a refined 2nm process as AI chip demand surges.
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TSMC is reportedly targeting 2028 to produce Apple 1.4nm chips, leaving 2027 iPhones on a refined 2nm process as AI chip demand surges.
While the Pixel 9 lineup is still fresh, with its Tensor G4 chip and sleek hardware, new reports are already surfacing about the Pixel 10 and Pixel 11. For anyone who held off on the Pixel 9 series hoping for a bigger internal upgrade from Google, there may be good news on the horizon. Google
With its advanced nodes enabling smartphone chipsets to achieve clock speeds of up to 5GHz, TSMC would achieve yet another significant milestone this year. TSMC's cutting-edge technology have already tremendously benefited companies like Qualcomm, MediaTek, and Apple. Later this year, new chips will achieve peak clock rates of up to 5GHz for the first time
The flagship chipset, the Dimensity 9400+, was revealed in April as the replacement for the Dimensity 9400 from the previous year. It is constructed with TSMC's state-of-the-art 3nm technology and has a powerful CPU and GPU that guarantee seamless operation even under demanding conditions. To discover how the flagship-grade MediaTek Dimensity 9400+ chipset compares to
According to reports, Google's Pixel 10 series will use the Tensor G5 as its next processor. According to reports, it will be manufactured under the codename “Laguna” under a multi-year agreement with TSMC, which would completely replace Samsung. There have been major architectural modifications in this flagship processor. According to reports, the Google Tensor G5
The in-house Exynos 2600 chipset is expected to be manufactured by Samsung, which is apparently nearing mass production readiness, according to a recent Korean article. In terms of competition, Samsung Foundry has not yet reached the desired milestone, whereas TSMC has already exceeded 60% yield on their 2nm class N2 node. However, a recent report
Tensor G5 is expected to include a number of off-the-shelf components to replace Samsung-made parts of previous chips, including the use of a totally bespoke ISP, as part of Google's decision to move its Tensor production to TSMC for this upcoming generation. Since the beginning, Tensor chips have mostly been a combination of components created
