9to5Mac Daily A20 chip rumors, more
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Oct 23, 2025 The potential impact of next year's A20 chip on iPhone prices is a hot topic, with reports suggesting a 50% cost increase. Apple might limit the 2nm chip to Pro and Fold models for efficiency. Meanwhile, Warner Bros. Discovery is exploring bids with Apple among the interested buyers, which could transform Apple TV's content strategy. Additionally, demand for the iPhone Air has seen production cuts, although the iPhone 17 Pro remains in healthy supply. The conversation rounds out with insights into how production levels reflect customer interest.
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2nm A20 Could Raise iPhone Prices
- Apple may face higher iPhone prices if the A20 uses TSMC's new 2nm process that costs about 50% more than 3nm chips.
- The 2nm transition could be limited to Pro and Fold models, trading higher cost for better performance and battery life.
2nm Brings Performance And Efficiency
- Moving from 3nm to 2nm reduces transistor spacing, improving both performance and efficiency.
- Efficiency gains could translate into noticeably better battery life for future iPhones.
Warner Bros. Library Attracts Tech Giants
- Warner Bros. Discovery is inviting bids for its company or assets, and major tech streamers reportedly showed interest in its library.
- Acquiring Warner's catalog would be a massive strategic shift and cost tens of billions of dollars.
