On March 15th, according to foreign media reports, Apple's next-generation iPhone chip will complete the final process this month, and it is expected to be put into trial production this summer.
Apple and its OEM partners are preparing for the launch of the next-generation iPhone chip, which is expected to be used in future versions of the iPhone and iPad.
It is expected that TSMC will complete the final taping of Apple's A7 chip this month. If all goes well, the A7 chip will be put into trial production this summer and commercial production will begin in the first quarter of next year.
The A7 chip will be manufactured using TSMC's 20-nanometer process technology, which is expected to be ready in 2014.
According to people familiar with the matter, in fact, Apple designed the A7 chip according to TSMC's 20-nanometer process. People familiar with the matter expect TSMC to produce A7 chips for Apple from 2014.
So far, Samsung has been the exclusive manufacturer of Apple's A-series processors, including the A6 chips used in the latest iPhones and iPads. But Apple has been seeking other partners.
OEM diversification may also include Intel. Others believe that Intel will use its 14-nanometer process to manufacture chips for Apple, which may be in 2014.
There are also rumors that Apple intends to limit the production of chips manufactured by Intel's current 22-nanometer process.
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