The new iPad Pro A10X chip is the first 10nm TSMC chip, smallest iPad SoC die size to date<div class="feat-image">
</div><p>Apple’s new 10.5-inch iPad Pro and 12.9-inch iPad Pro features the latest iteration in Apple’s processor and GPU design, packaged into the A10X SoC. Apple’s website touts 30-40% performance improvements over the previous iPad chip, the A9X.</p>
<p>TechInsights has
analyzed the chip and confirmed that the SoC is fabricated using a 10 nanometer process, whereas the A10 and A9X use 16mm processes. This results in a high-performance chip that is also the smallest iPad SoC die size to date …</p>
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The new iPad Pro A10X chip is the first 10nm TSMC chip, smallest iPad SoC die size to date
