Renowned Apple analyst claims that the iPhone 17 will not be using the better processors TSMC is currently working on.
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Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has some important news to share about the iPhone 17 lineup. Apparently, despite us thinking to the contrary for a while now, Apple will not be using 2 nm chipsets for the iPhone 17. Instead, that will happen for the iPhone 18, and even then not across the board if Kuo is correct.
We have reports that Apple has reserved 2 nm chip supply from TSMC (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company). This pointed towards the iPhone 17 shifting to said chips, gaining more power and efficiency within the same form factor in the process. If that’s not the case then even the rumored iPhone 17 Air will stick to 3 nm chips.
