Apple To Switch To 2nm Technology For Its A20, A20 Pro In 2026; New Rumor Claims Company Will Forego TSMC’s InFo Packaging For WMCM, With 12GB RAM Upgrade

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Apple To Switch To 2nm Technology For Its A20, A20 Pro In 2026; New Rumor Claims Company Will Forego TSMC’s InFo Packaging For WMCM, With 12GB RAM Upgrade

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A new rumor claims that the iPhone 18 models launching in 2026 will sport the new 2nm A20 and A20 Pro, along with a new packaging

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