The a16 chip is 4 nanometers.
The A16 chip uses TSMC 4nm process to build, and the previous generation of A15, in fact, A16 also has two versions, that is, we say the residual blood version and full blood version, both of which use 6 core design, it seems that Apple does not intend to use a big three in four small core architecture like Qualcomm and Mediatek, or maintain two big core and four energy efficiency core design.
The a16 chip is 4nm.
A16 processor:
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2*3.46Ghz high performance core 4*2.02Ghz low power core, 16MB L2 cache, 5 core GPU 700Mhz, 16 core APU chip, built by TSMC N4 process.
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The A16 chip uses a 6-core CPU and integrates a 5-core graphics processor based on TSMC's 5nm process.
It's 4nm
It is reported that the A16 processor is based on TSMC's 4nm process, and although the improvement of the transistor at the process level is limited, the CPU large core is upgraded to Avalanche and small core (efficiency core) is upgraded to Blizzard, respectively replacing the Firestorm Icestorm combination on A14 and A15.
It's 4nm
1. Although it was previously reported that a16 would use a 4 nanometer process.
2. However, in the latest reports, Apple is pushing forward the mass production of 4-nanometer chips with TSMC.
3. It can be inferred that the latest Apple a16 processor will most likely use the 4 nanometer process.