The latest news from the upstream industry chain. Although there is a shortage of chips this year, it is unlikely to affect Apple's rhythm. In other words, A15 will be released according to the latter's scheduled time.
According to reports, the A15 processor used in the iPhone 13 series will be upgraded to the N5P process, which is the second generation of 5nm. The process level performance is further increased, the power consumption is further reduced, and the performance is at least 20% compared to the A14 Promote.
N5P is currently progressing smoothly, and it is expected to start producing A15 chips at the end of May to ensure that the iPhone will not repeat the mistake of delay this year.
As mentioned in previous reports, for the next generation of Apple chips, Apple has ordered the first production capacity of TSMC’s TSMC 4nm chips.
At the same time, Apple also contacted TSMC to use the 5nm or 5nm Plus process to produce the next-generation iPhone (ie iPhone 13 series) chip A15.
Apple is expected to release a smaller Mac Pro and a redesigned 24-inch iMac in 2021, which will use Apple Silicon processors. There are also reports that Mac Pro will be updated around the M series processor , which is about half the size of the current Mac Pro.
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