He added at the time that the next-generation 2nm chips would be ready in time for only the high-end iPhone 18 Pro release, which should come in the fall of 2026. Other analysts were more ...

According to supply chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, Apple’s A20 chip should adopt TSMC’s 2nm process for the very first time. This means that next year’s iPhone 18 models should all take the ...

TL;DR: TSMC is advancing its 2nm process node, with production capacity expected to reach 50,000 to 80,000 wafers monthly by year-end. TSMC is reportedly experiencing healthy development progress ...

That said, Samsung’s first tests of its 2nm process yielded quite promising results. Korean outlet The Bell offered first details on how Samsung’s 2nm process is going. According to the report ...

Apple will launch its new iPhone 18 models next year, and so far the most exciting thing we’ve heard is that it could use a new 2nm chip. New 2nm chip for the iPhone 18 This is according to ...

TSMC’s 2nm yields are now said to be well above the 60-70% reported by TF International Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo in December and headed for mass production this year. It is reported that TSMC ...

Earlier reports had said the A20 chip would be 2nm, so rumors align again. This is ultimately good news, as it means the A20 chip should have more substantial performance and power efficiency ...

The Marvell® 2nm platform will enable hyperscalers to dramatically boost the performance and efficiency of their infrastructure to meet the performance and efficiency demands of the AI era.

Apple supply chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo today reiterated that the A20 chip in iPhone 18 models will be manufactured with TSMC's 2nm process. Kuo said TSMC's trial production of 2nm chips has now ...

Last year we heard rumors that the iPhone 18 could be the first smartphone to use a 2nm chipset — following the drop to 3nm chips on iPhone 14 Pro in 2022. Well the latest word from analyst Jeff ...

Samsung has ten months to get its 2nm process yielding if it is to see a recovery in its foundry business, reports the Korean newspaper Chosun. Samsung’s 3nm process, its first GAA process, has ...