Apple has reportedly reserved TSMC’s entire 2 nm chip supply, and Samsung has even more ambitious plans for the future.
I’m still having trouble believing that 3 nm chipsets are real, and manufacturers are not done yet. According to reports, Apple has reserved 2nm chip supply from TSMC (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company) while Samsung Foundry prepares to start manufacturing even smaller chips.
It’s looking like all major phone manufacturers are planning their shift to 2 nm chipsets. Apple allegedly plans to power its iPhone 17 with these SOCs, though that might be limited to just the Pro models. Google might also use TSMC’s 2 nm chipsets in the Pixel 11 series in 2026 if Apple leaves any behind. Meanwhile Samsung plans to start using its own 2 nm chips next year.
