Apple’s next-generation silicon, the M3 chip, is highly anticipated, and a new report suggests that it will be more advanced than previously thought. According to the China Times, via Wccftech, Apple will skip TSMC’s 3nm process and instead go for the more advanced N3E process at the Taiwanese chip foundry. Apple is expected to be the first customer to use this process node for both the M3 chip that will power the next MacBook Air and iPad Pro.
