Core design: How chip binning helps Apple offer A18 variants

AppleInsider
Feb 20, 2025, 10:17 am305 pts
The A18 in the iPhone 16e is not the same as the A18 in the iPhone 16. Here's why the act of chip binning helps Apple while also creating variants of the same chip for different products. Apple may be using chip binning for the iPhone 16e's A18 chip The launch of the iPhone 16e was a thorough modernization of…

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