TSMC to Remain Top Apple Chipmaker Despite Reported Intel Deal: Experts
Experts said Apple’s reliance on TSMC remains firm as Intel and Samsung still lag in yields and power efficiency, limiting near-term change.
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Taipei TimesTSMC to remain top Apple chipmaker despite reported Intel deal: Experts
Taipei, May 10 (CNA) Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) is expected to remain Apple's primary chip manufacturing partner despite reports that Apple could shift some orders to Intel, Taiwanese industry experts said Sunday.
Apple is reported to have reached a preliminary agreement to have some of its self-designed chips manufactured by Intel's foundry. Analysts believe that if this deal is finalized, it will serve as a turning point for Intel's foundry business, which has been struggling due to a lack of major clients. As demand for AI chips explodes, Taiwan's TSMC's monopoly in the foundry sector is wavering, and news of orders is spreading to Samsung Electronics …
The iPhone manufacturer wants to minimize its dependence on TSMC. Also with Samsung to run conversations
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Apple and Intel ink deal for chip manufacturing to fill tightening TSMC supply
Apple Inc. has reached a preliminary agreement with Intel Corp. to manufacture some of its future chips.File Photo: MacBook Neo in CitrusA Strategic Move for Supply Chain Diversification?Under the agreement, Intel will act as a foundry, producing chips based on Apple's own designs. This is similar to Apple's long-standing arrangement with Taiwan's TSMC.Apple began moving away from Intel processors in 2020 when it launched its own custom Apple Si…
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