As TSMC prepares for 2nm wafer production in the final quarter of this year, Apple has reportedly seized nearly half of the initial capacity , and not just because the company will leverage it for the A20 and A20 Pro chipsets powering the iPhone 18 family in 2026. According to latest update, the technology giant is said to be preparing four SoCs mass produced on the advanced lithography, along with a new packaging that will undoubtedly be an upgrade over what the company is currently using.

A20, A20 Pro expected to adopt the newer WMCM packaging; new MacBook Pro and Apple Vision Pro are also expected to feature a 2nm silicon

Apart from Apple, Qualcomm and MediaTek have been reported to introduce their first 2nm chipsets in 2026, but the Cupertino firm will have the upper hand because t

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