Apple’s upcoming M2 and M3 chips will be 3nm and TSMC has the contract to produce them.
Apple’s M2 chip didn’t turn many heads it was revealed at WWDC on June 6, but that was just a preview of something better. A new 3nm M2 Pro chip is rumored to be in the works, and we could see it as early as this fall. There’s an M2 Pro chip and an M3 chip in the works, according to industry publication DigiTimes. They are 3nm in size and TSMC won the contract against Samsung to produce the newest Apple silicone. DigiTimes reports the 3nm M2 chip will roll out with updated MacBook Pros in October. Apple revealed the M2 chip at WWDC on June 6, and it was the same 5nm as 2020’s M1 chip. However, according to industry journalist Mark Gurman, a 3nm M2 Pro chip and M2 Max chip will arrive later this year in several new Mac computers.
