In the event that you are interested in how Moore’s law, the Taiwanese semiconductor company Corp. (TSMC) Simple Medicated Its last process of 1.4-nanometer (NM) A14, which will enter into production in 2028. The technology promises an increase in performance by 15 percent plus a decrease in power drawing by 30 percent compared to 2-nm processors installed in production Later in 2025Said TSMC. The 1.4 nm technology will probably be used in processors for Apple, Intel and AMD.
Increasing performance due to the 20 percent improvement of logical density compared to 2 -nm technologies. In the 2 -mx process of the company, similar improvements compared to 3NM chips, so 1.4 Nm chips can be 30 percent faster and 60 percent more effective than current chips.
Apple chips today are based on the 3-mx TSMC process, and the upcoming iPhone 17, including according to rumors, the ultra-Slim version, according to reports, will also use this with the n3P of the third generation. So, Apple, most likely, will switch to 2 -NM TSMC technology for another two years. Macromers indicated.
This, in turn, means that Apple is most likely an employee of 1.4nm Tech in mobile and desktop devices for three or more generations, and this can be so long before we see it in AMD and other processors. Nevertheless, TSMC usually has several generations of this node (with small improvements in each), and Apple was skilled to increase the performance of its silicon structure before switching to smaller processes.