TSMC apparently contracted to fab a cutting-edge chip for a ‘breakthrough’ Apple device

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By Christian ZibregJan 16, 2013, 1:53 pm389 pts
Samsung for the time being remains an exclusive maker of the Apple-designed engine that powers the iPhone, iPad and iPod. Apple’s chips are being fabbed on Samsung’s High-κ metal gate 32 nanometer process at its $14 billion semiconductor plant in Austin, Texas, but not for too long. Now, we’ve been hearing…

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