One of the great ironies of the mobile electronics industry is that Apple depends heavily on the Samsung, perhaps his biggest rival in current markets and courts: South Korea is one of the main responsible for the manufacture of processors that integrate product line from Apple. But the latest rumors on the chip of the next generation of devices, the Apple A8, are that the company is seeking "independence" in relation to the competitor. According to The Korea Economic Daily, she would be dealing with Taiwanese TSMC to manufacture most of the new 20-nanometer processors. But the end of the partnership would not be permanent, at least for now, since 30% or 40% share of Samsung would still be essential in the production. The South Korean company has always been involved in the fabrication of processor cores Apple, as in the case of A7 and A6, comprising 5S iPhone models and 5, respectively.
Posted on: Mon, 30 Sep 2013 14:32:44 +0000
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