TSMC shows off 1.4nm chip tech that will appear in future iPhones and other devices

If you think Moore’s laws do, Taiwan Semiconductor Production Corp (TSMC) keyboard The most recent 1.4 nanometer (NM) A14 process will enter in 2028. Technology promises a 30 percent decrease in power draws than 2NM processor to push 15 percent performance or to enter production Later in 2025TSMC said. 1.4NM techniques are likely to be used in applications for Apple, Intel and AMD.

Performance profit, thanks to improving 20 percent logic density of more than 2NM. The company’s 2NM process saw similar developments on 3NM chips, so the 1.4NM will be faster and 60 percent faster and more efficient than current chips.

Apple’s chips are based on TSMC’s 3NM process today, and the upcoming iPhone 17, including an ultra thin version, is also used with the third generation N3P node. Thus, Apple is likely to have another two years of TSMC technology for 2NM technology Macrumors pointed.

This in turn, Apple is probably not 1.4NM technologically on mobile and desktop devices for three or more generations, and this may be before you see AMD and other processors. However, TSMC generally has numerous generations in a certain node (with small progresses), and Apple increases the performance of silicone design before crossing small processes.