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</div><p><a href="
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<p>The iPhone maker is generally first in line for the company’s most advanced chipmaking capabilities, so we can expect the chips – slightly confusingly dubbed A14 – to debut in 2028 iPhones … </p>
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TSMC chips to hit 1.4nm in 2028, with confusing name confirmed
