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Although there are rumors that this year's iPhone series will be named iPhone 13, it will use the same 5nm process as iPhone 12's A15 bionic chipset, but the new report confirms this fact again. The information comes directly from TSMC's quarterly results. Is a major chipset supplier of TSMC iPhone A processors.

In its quarterly earnings report, TSMC denied rumors that the A15 chipset was made using the 3nm process, according to Phonearena. This means that the iPhone 13 model will use a 5 nm chipset, so there will be no major upgrades in terms of performance and efficiency. But some adjustments and improvements will certainly be made to make it more agile.

TSMC also confirmed that mass production of 3nm chipsets will not begin until the second half of 2022. If you don't know, Apple releases iPhone every year at the end of the third quarter or the beginning of the fourth quarter.

"We expect 3nm to be a huge and lasting node," TSMC said during the question and answer session.

It is said that the 3nm chipset may be available in the iPhone 14 model, and it is said to take up less space, improve performance by 11%, and be more power efficient because it consumes 27% less power than the 5nm chipset.

According to the latest report from Digitimes, the Apple A15 bionic chipset will go into production in May this year. There are also rumors that Apple's A15 Bionic processor may not be limited to the iPhone 135G series, but may also be included in the rumored mini-LED iPad Air (2021). It is worth mentioning that all iPad models before iPhone 12 use the A14 Bionic.

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