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<p>A teardown of the U1 chip in the iPhone 11 has confirmed that it is Apple’s own design. There had been <a href="
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Decawave Ultra Wideband DW1000 chip that has similar capabilities, offering precise radio-based positioning down to 10 cm.</p>
<p>iFixit says Apple’s chip is a different design to the DW1000, but uses the same standards and is compatible with third-party devices using the Decawave chip…</p>
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