Kuo: TSMC will manufacture A16 Bionic chip on 5nm process for 2022 iPhone 14 series
TSMC published its roadmap, and analyst Ming-Chi Kuo spotted that this year the Taiwanese company will stick to 5nm process technology.
This comes as an indication the new A16 Bionic chip for this year’s iPhones will be manufactured on the same fab process as the A15, bringing minor improvements.
The aligns well with rumors that the vanilla iPhone 14 will use the A15 chip, without the slight efficiency gains expected to come with the A16, reserved for the Pro series.
The analyst also stated the next-gen MacBook Air will stick to the M1 chip as the successor M2 will not be available until next year. However, Apple might deliver a similar SoC and slap a new name on it for marketing purposes, which isn’t unheard of in the world of mobile technology (Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1, cough, cough).
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- just-some-guy1
- 12 Jul 2022
- gLN
Not true. CPU do degrade over time Yep everything degrades over time pretty much. I still have a processor for a PC that I have had since 2014 still runs but not as fast as when new, however still usable.
- Badchip
- 08 Jul 2022
- gN%
Not true. CPU do degrade over time
- you have to suffer
- 02 Jun 2022
- wrg
then i'll just don't update the phone, and stay to the stock firmware.
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