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iPhone 16 Pro upgrade seemingly confirmed as Apple orders even more periscope lenses for 5x optical zoom

A new report hints at Apple increasing periscopic lens orders at Taiwanese suppliers as iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max production looks set to begin.

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Apple 'secretly developing' M5 chips for AI cloud computing, using advanced new packaging tech

A new report says Apple is working on M5 chips for AI cloud computing.

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Fisker Ocean Production Halt Means 500 Magna Workers Laid Off

Plus, new rumors about Rivian and the Apple Car, and NHTSA is demanding Autopilot data from Tesla.

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Apple could be partnering with Rivian to revive the Apple Car — but I'm not convinced

The Apple Car is canceled, or so we thought. This sketchy report claims it may still happen, but I'm not convinced.

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Apple, Rivian Reportedly In Talks For Partnership

Apple and EV maker Rivian are in talks for some form of partnership, DigiTimes reported. The Dow giant scrapped its Apple Car effort in February.

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Apple's brand new OLED iPad Pro to feature display tech even the iPhone can't match — fresh details revealed just days ahead of May 7 event

A new report has revealed some of the exciting new display technology we can expect to see in the OLED iPad Pro.

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TSMC evacuated cleanroom staff during earthquake aftershocks up to magnitude 6.3 on Tuesday

Taiwan was rocked by a series of strong earthquakes on Monday and Tuesday but only a small number of cleanroom staff were immediately evacuated from TSMC fabs according to local news reports.

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iPhone 17: Everything you need to know

Apple's iPhone 16 is fast approaching, but what about Apple's future plans for iPhone next year?

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2024 "might be a turning point for Apple" — suppliers look elsewhere as Apple faces "frightening" question with no clear answer

New reports indicate Apple has a significant question to answer over what is its next big thing.

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Apple could deliver a huge iPhone performance boost as soon as next year

Apple is reportedly planning to debut new 2nm chips in next year’s iPhones, which could seriously boost performance.

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Apple's next major chip upgrade looks on track for iPhone 17 series next year

According to a new report, Apple's production of 2nm processors is going according to plan for the iPhone 17's major chip upgrade.

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Taiwan earthquake causes estimated $62 million in damage and disruptions for TSMC - EUV equipment reported to be safe and sound: Report

Key EUV equipment at TSMC is 'safe and sound,' with production back up to 70 or 80% capacity on the same day as the massive April 3 earthquake, according to a new report. However, the seismic interruption and damage incurred will cost TSMC approximately $62 million.

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Taiwan produces 90% of the world's AI servers – raising concerns as US-China trade conflicts continue to simmer

Taiwan currently dominates the AI server market. The numbers are both astonishing and concerning with companies based on the island accounting for 90% of AI servers worldwide, and 100% if we only count US brands.

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iPhone Flip could be canceled according to analysts — but there’s good news, too

The continued pushing back of the iPhone Flip's alleged release date and possible display issues have analysts worried Apple may give up on its foldable phone.

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Apple may abandon foldable iPhone — analysts cast doubt on project after release date rumor slips to 2027

A new report claims some analysts believe Apple may abandon its foldable iPhone altogether.

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The microLED Apple Watch Ultra might not be dead after all — what we know

Apple Watch Ultra may still get a microLED display some day, though we don't know when.

Tom’s Hardware

Intel Foundry is trying to poach Samsung's South Korean customers in its bid to become world's second-biggest foundry: report

In its drive to become a heavyweight in semiconductor manufacturing, Intel is trying to take Samsung's clients.

Tom’s Hardware

Chinese foundry SMIC is bruised but not broken by U.S. sanctions — revenue still much higher than in 2021 and 5nm node on track

Although SMIC had a rough 2023, the long term may actually be positive for the foundry according to a report.

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Apple's first folding device won't be an iPhone — iPad or MacBook could debut as early as 2025, but company 'concerned' about quality of foldable panels

A recent report suggests that a new foldable iPad could be on the way as early as 2025, if some problems are sorted.

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M3 OLED iPad Pro price leak is great news weeks ahead of rumored launch — Less expensive than expected

The M3 OLED iPad Pro may have just had its price point revealed, and it’s better than expected.

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OLED iPad Pro pricing rumors: It may stay under $1,000

According to the latest rumors, Apple's fancy new OLED iPad Pro might cost you less than $1,000 for the base model.

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OLED iPad Pro price hike just tipped — here’s how much more you could pay

The OLED iPad Pro price increase may not be as large as previous rumors pointed to, according to a new report from Digitimes.

Tom’s Guide

Forget iPhone 16 — iPhone 17 just tipped for this big performance upgrade

Apple could have 2nm chips ready next year, and it might be just in time for iPhone 17.

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Apple's next major chip upgrade could come next year — TSMC's 2nm process on track for production beginning in 2025

A new report says TSMC is on schedule to start making 2nm chips from 2025.

Tom’s Hardware

South Korean chipmaking tool firms increase their sales into China, capitalizing on U.S. sanctions against the PRC

As the U.S., Netherlands, and Japan restrict sales of advanced fab tools to China, South Korea-based Nextin continues to supply Chinese companies with sophisticated inspection equipment.

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