Unveiling the Secrets of A18 and A18 Pro: Apple's Chip Design Strategy
New microphotography of the A18 and A18 Pro chips reveal the inner workings of the iPhone 16 line's chips, as well as confirming Apple isn't using chip binning right now.

Microphotography of the A18 and A18 Pro chips used in Apple's iPhone 16 line reveals that they are not created through a chip binning process. Instead, Apple designs and produces two distinct chips for the A18 and A18 Pro. The A18 uses a 3-nanometer manufacturing process and has a straightforward layout with cores and elements clustered together. The A18 Pro also uses a 3-nanometer process but incorporates many more transistors than the A18, with lighter sections taking up more space on the die.
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