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Apple's 2028 iPhones to Use 1.4nm A22 Pro Chips - MacRumors

1.4nm by 2028. Apple's next chip war just shifted the entire semiconductor timeline.

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Why it matters

Apple's A22 Pro roadmap signals a critical inflection in chip manufacturing competition—TSMC's dominance is being tested, Intel is being reconsidered as a foundry partner, and the race to sub-2nm production at scale just became the battleground for the next generation of AI-capable devices.

The key facts

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  1. Apple A22 Pro targeting 1.4nm process node

  2. Deployment timeline: 2028 iPhones

  3. TSMC remains primary supplier but Intel reportedly under consideration

  4. Foundry supply chain implications for TSMC and Intel competition

  5. Sub-2nm manufacturing capability becomes strategic leverage

  6. Timeline: 2028 iPhones

  7. TSMC remains primary supplier but Intel reportedly in consideration

  8. Process node advancement implies ~20-30% performance gains vs. current gen

  9. Foundry competition escalates as on-device AI becomes differentiator

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