South Korean website claims that TSMC has started high-volume production of Apple's M5 processors using N3P fabrication ...

Reports indicate that TSMC and other semiconductor companies have been working on the M5 chip series since last month.

The new M5 chip is expected to power upcoming iPads, MacBook models, and potentially the next version of the Vision Pro.

The Apple M5 chips are expected to power new Apple devices by the latter half of 2025, utilising TSMCs advanced 3nm process ...

Last year's M4 chip debuted in the new iPad Pro in May. A change from previous years when the M1 through M3 processors ...

The M5 chip, which is projected to power Apple Inc.'s (NASDAQ: AAPL) upcoming MacBook Pro, iPad Pro, and Vision Pro, has ...

Apple has reportedly started mass production of its next-gen M5 processor: will power new MacBook Pros, iPad Pros, and new ...

This news comes from the Korean news outlet ET News and should be viewed with some skepticism since much of it is based on an unofficial ...

Apple’s next-generation M5 chip has officially entered mass production, signaling major performance enhancements for upcoming devices like the MacBook Pro, iPad Pro, and Vision Pro. According to a ...

As Apple’s eagerly awaited M5 processor goes into mass production, the company’s unwavering commitment to innovation is once again evident. The M5 chip, which is anticipated to power the upcoming ...

We're still awaiting Apple's M4 Ultra chip (plus M4-powered MacBook Air laptops), but rumors of M5 chips going to production ...

Apple is reportedly working on new MacBook Pro models featuring the next-generation M5 chip, with mass production already ...