Is Apple speaking with another chip manufacturing partner?
Apple is named as a company Japanese chipmaker, Rapidis, is talking to with a view to offering 2nm chip manufacturing.
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Apple is named as a company Japanese chipmaker, Rapidis, is talking to with a view to offering 2nm chip manufacturing.
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