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    2-nanometer chips

    Aerial view of a large industrial construction site in a desert area, showing several partially built buildings, cranes, construction equipment, vehicles, and solar panels in the foreground at TSMC’s Arizona plants for advanced chip production. Mountains are visible in the background.

    TSMC’s Arizona Plants Close the Gap on Taiwan’s Chip Production

    TSMC’s commitment to the U.S. includes a $12 billion initial investment in 2020, bolstered by a $6.6 billion subsidy from the CHIPS Act and a recent $100 billion pledge over…

    2nm Chip

    Apple Secures Pole Position in Race for Next-Gen 2nm Chip from TSMC

    Apple is set to become the initial recipient of TSMC’s innovative 2-nanometer chips, according to a DigiTimes report. Sources indicate that Apple will be the first client to deploy this…

    A Formula 1 Mercedes race car is featured on the cover of Apple Magazine, issue #730, dated October 24, 2025. Headlines mention AI-driven browsers and Amazon's automation impact on jobs.
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    Apple Is Testing a Powerful Chatbot

    An adult and a child holding umbrellas, one clear and one bright yellow, cross a city street in the rain. Rain streaks are visible as iOS 26 weather route alerts guide their way, with the crosswalk and wet pavement reflecting the urban surroundings.

    iOS 26 Now Predicts Bad Weather Along Your Route

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    How to Transfer Spotify Playlists to Apple Music

    A person smiles and stretches while reclining on a couch, resting their head on a pillow. On the coffee table are books, glasses, dominoes, a remote control, and an Apple smart speaker—possibly the HomePod Mini 2—adding modern flair for 2025.

    The Sentience Siri

    An iPhone screen displays the "Available Update" page for iOS 26.0.1, highlighting new features, improvements, a 4.97 GB file size, and update notes detailing the fix for the iPhone cell network bug.

    iPhone Cell Network Bug Fixed With iOS 26.0.1 Update

    A man with a beard and light brown hair wears what could be the next Apple Vision Pro headset, with a large abstract blue shape displayed on a dark background behind him.

    FCC Filing Reveals Key Details About the Next Apple Vision Pro

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