The company's iPhone 15 Pro was the first consumer device to utilize TSMC's 3nm node, and the iPhone 18 Pro will follow that trend late next year. Standard iPhone 18 models will likely employ a ...

Share on Facebook (opens in a new window) Share on X (opens in a new window) Share on Reddit (opens in a new window) Share on Hacker News (opens in a new window) Share on Flipboard (opens in a new ...

The advanced nodes – 3nm and 5nm combined – contribute 52%. By contrast, the chart below shows operating profit by node. To put this in context, TSMC's advanced nodes generate 52% of revenue ...

In one of these notes, it said the A20 chip for the iPhone 18 series would be manufactured with TSMC's third-generation 3nm process, N3P, and in another it said that the chip would use TSMC's ...

Kuo, Pu, and others have all said that the A19 chip will be manufactured with TSMC's third-generation 3nm process, called N3P. The move from a 3nm to 2nm process allows for more transistors in ...

These rumors line up with the rumors from September 2024, with insider Ming-Chi Kuo saying that the processors inside of the 2025 iPhone 18 models will be TSMC's N3P (3nm) process technology ...

TSMC plans to make higher-end chips including 3nm, 2nm, and possibly its bleeding-edge A16 (1.6nm) chips. The last we heard the Taiwanese government blocked TSMC from making cutting-edge chips in ...

Why it matters: TSMC’s 2nm process (N2) is one of the most advanced semiconductor nodes globally. Compared to the current 3nm (N3) process, the 2nm node adopts gate-all-around (GAA) transistor ...

TSMC's advanced nodes, like 3nm and upcoming 2nm, drive significant revenue growth, especially in the AI/high-performance computing segment. The company maintains a rock-solid balance sheet and ...

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSM), or simply TSMC, is widely seen as a consensus ... risks that are hard to quantify. Moreover, reverse discounted cash flow analysis based on ...

Summary: Intel is losing ground fast to rivals like TSMC and Arm-based chipmakers, as delays and setbacks push customers like Apple to build their own chips. Now, Intel and TSMC are teaming up in ...