Tim Cook reportedly said that Apple might soon source chips from the US and Europe, likely referring to iPhone and Mac processors.
. “And in Europe, I’m sure that we will also source from Europe as those plans become more apparent.”It’s unclear what sort of iPhone and Mac chips will be produced in the US or Europe. But it’s easy to speculate that TSMC might be the company to manufacture them, regardless of region.TSMC has been Apple’s exclusive provider of A-series and M-series chips for years. One example is the A16 Bionic that powers the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max.
The Taiwanese chipmaker is working on the first chip fab near Phoenix, Arizona. The new facility will start manufacturing 4nm chips in 2024. This is a likely source of Apple chips for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Moreover, TSMC is also planningIntel is planning toApple’s move to
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