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19 hours ago · TSMC was reportedly only at 55% for its new-at-the-time 3nm node six months into production, with the rate of improvement reportedly around 5% per month. It's only expected to hit 75% yields this ...
19 hours ago · The ‘secret meeting’ that reportedly involved Apple COO Jeff Williams and TSMC President Wei Zhejia. Their agenda included securing 2nm production capacity, not only for A- and M-Series chipsets, but also Apple’s in-house AI chips. Previously, Apple was able to secure all of TSMC’s 3nm production capacity in 2023.
19 hours ago · TSMC's 2nm chip supply could be exclusive to Apple based on a report from Economic Daily News. Industry sources claim Apple's Chief Operating Officer Jeff William recently made a low-profile visit to TSMC to secure the latter's 2nm manufacturing capacity for its upcoming AI-focused chips. Since TSMC is the exclusive chipmaker for Apple's in ...
19 hours ago · This comes after a report published on Economic Daily News highlighted a reportedly secret meeting between Apple’s COO Jeff Williams and TSMC’s Co-CEO C.C. Wei to secure orders for 2nm chips. Apple is reportedly securing a 2nm process node across A-series, M-series, and AI-powered chips for data centers to channel cloud-based AI tasks on ...
19 hours ago · Apple and TSMC Partnership. The partnership between the iPhone maker and semiconductor company has been a long-standing success story. Last year, TSMC could only produce 3nm chips for Apple’s devices, which helped the iPhone 15 Pro become the first mass-produced smartphone with a 3nm chip – the A17 Pro. This enabled the iPhone 15 Pro to ...
19 hours ago · According to TSMC’s plans, Baoshan P1 will enter risk production in the second half of 2024 and achieve small-scale production by the second quarter of 2025. Undoubtedly, Apple will be the first customer for TSMC’s 2nm process. While many speculate that the 2025 iPhone will debut with the 2nm chip, the latest reports suggest that the A19 ...
19 hours ago · The company's COO, Jeff Williams, reportedly paid a visit to TSMC CEO CC Wei to discuss Apple's foundry allocation of the Taiwanese foundry's 2 nm-class silicon fabrication process, for its next-generation M-series and A-series SoCs powering its future generations of iPhone, iPad, and Macs. Taiwan based industry observer, Economic Daily, which ...
