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Apple Shifts Mac and iPhone Chips to Intel’s 18A-P and 14A Nodes

Apple is preparing to move its M-series chips for MacBooks to Intel’s 18A-P node, while the company eyes a 2028 transition for iPhones to Intel’s 14A process. The shifts promise efficiency gains and power savin...

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