The Apple 11 is equipped with the a13 bionic chip, which is manufactured using a 7-nanometer (finfet plus) process, which is better than the 7-nanometer process of the a12 bionic chip, and can support more efficient and faster operation. In addition, the 7nm process also makes the a13 bionic chip better in terms of energy consumption, extending the battery life of the phone.
The Apple 11 chip is 7 nanometers. The iPhone11 has a built-in A13 bionic chip, which uses a 7-nanometer manufacturing process and has 8.5 billion transistors, which is the most transistor chip in the iPhone at present.
Seven nanometers.
Apple's iPhone 11 is powered by Apple's latest 7nm A13 bionic chip. Although chipsets such as Qualcomm's Snapdragon 855 (7nm) and Samsung's Exynos 9825 (7nm) have closed the gap with Apple's A12 Bionic chip, the Apple A12 chip is still the most powerful chipset on a smartphone.
10 nanometers!
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Apple's a11 processor uses 10nm technology. The A11 processor is a processor chip independently developed by Apple Inc., which adopts a 6-core design, consisting of two high-performance cores code-named Monsoon and four low-power cores code-named Mistral. Since then, Apple's A11X processor has used 7nm technology.
The Apple 11 is equipped with the A13 Bionic chip, which uses a 7-nanometer process, which is more efficient and energy-saving than the 7-nanometer process of the A12 bionic chip.