Apple has already launched five new products this year, but the company has much more in store for users. In addition to major software changes like iOS 19’s redesign , there are 15+ new Apple products in the pipeline that we’re expecting to launch before the year ends. Here’s everything that’s coming.
In addition to semiconductor announcements, TSMC also with advanced packaging technologies at the Technology Symposium, announcing SoW-X.
When it comes to the importance of advanced packaging like CoWoS, it is basically one of the ways by which companies like NVIDIA have defied Moore's Law and the usual performance increment scale we saw with previous generations of products. By combining chips onto a single wafer and substrate, CoWoS has brought
Expanding its wings into the automotive ecosystem, Intel shared its upcoming SDV (Software-Defined Vehicle) SoC designs at Auto Shanghai 2025 yesterday. Slated to be the industry's first disaggregated design, the company presented its second-generation SDV SoC, internally codenamed Frisco Lake. A detailed investigation by 3elife , a Chinese tech and news publication, purports these SoCs are derivatives of Intel's Panther Lake design, with their successor allegedly based on Nova Lake.
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Apple chipmaker TSMC says that it will make chips with a sub-2nm process size for the first time ever in 2028, and that the development of 1.4nm chips will allow for greater AI capabilities.
The iPhone maker is generally first in line for the company’s most advanced chipmaking capabilities, so we can expect the chips – slightly confusingly dubbed A14 – to debut in 2028 iPhones …
Up until , the sizes of chip processes referred to physical size of transistor
The 2nm race is currently being led by TSMC because at the start of the month, the foundry giant reportedly started accepting orders for its cutting-edge wafers, with Apple likely being the first recipient of this technology. It will take a few years for the Taiwanese semiconductor behemoth to transition to the more advanced node, but we should start seeing 1.4nm chips in the distant future, as the company has said that it will kick off production for the latter in 2028. Naturally, there
It said its A14 manufacturing technology would arrive in 2028 and would be able to produce processors that are 15 per cent faster at the same power consumption as its N2 chips scheduled to enter production this year
Intel has detailed its next-gen SoCs, codenamed Frisco Lake & Grizzly Lake, which incorporate Panther Lake & Nova Lake IPs at the Shanghai Auto Show.
Well, Intel just its latest Automotive plans, and they seem to be going all in with new SoC designs that incorporate their latest and greatest architectures.
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