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<p><a href="
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<p>Apple’s chipmaker also said that yield rates (the percentage of chips that pass quality control tests) are not yet good enough to charge the iPhone maker for every wafer produced … </p>
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TSMC 3nm chip production can’t keep up with Apple demand
