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TSMC's Sky-High Costs For 2nm Chips And Tight Production Capacity Scared Apple Into Dropping Them From iPhone 17 Pro Models (wccftech.com)

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[–] avieshek 5 points 3 days ago

Nope, don’t push clickbaity articles from Wccftech. Apple along with the industry is supposed to utilise N3P in 2025 from N3E in 2024 before moving to N2 the trials of which is even yet to come while design and testing of chips take years (and not months) in advance.