TSMC Advances on 2nm and 1.4nm Chip Production for Future Apple Devices

Taiwanese chipmaker TSMC is on schedule with its advanced chip production, aiming to enhance performance and efficiency in upcoming Apple products.

TSMC has confirmed timelines for mass production of 2nm chips by 2025 and 1.4nm chips by 2027, targeting integration into future iPhone and Mac models.
Trial production of the 2nm chips is set to begin in the second half of 2024, with full production expected the following year.
Despite challenges like a significant earthquake affecting facilities, TSMC maintains its production schedule with minimal impact anticipated.
The new 2nm plant in Arizona, supported by substantial U.S. government grants, will further secure chip production against natural disasters.
TSMC's technological advancements promise faster performance and lower power consumption compared to current 3nm chips used in Apple devices.