The A20 chip widely expected to debut in the iPhone 18 Pro and folding iPhone will take advantage of a new packaging technique, on TSMC’s 2nm chip fabrication technology.
The A20 chip widely expected to debut in the iPhone 18 Pro and folding iPhone will take advantage of a new packaging technique, on TSMC’s 2nm chip fabrication technology.
Rumors about the iPhone 18 generation are already spreading, even though we have yet to see the iPhone 17 range. However, the future model could be packing some design changes involving packaging.
According to GF Securities analyst Jeff Pu, Apple should be using the A20 chip for the release of the iPhone 18 Pro, Pro Max, and iPhone Fold. This makes sense, as the A20 is two generations away from the iPhone 16 range’s A18 chip family.
Pu’s commentary about the chip covers two matters. The first is that it will be using a 2-nanometer process.
The current A18 chip uses a second-generation 3-nanometer process, referred to as N3E.
