One of the most anticipated events is the introduction of TSMC's 2nm chips in the new iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max models, which is planned for 2026. And the transition to the 2nm process technology means a transition to more compact and powerful chips. The 2nm process technology being developed by TSMC promises a 10-15% performance improvement at the same power or a 25-30% power reduction at the same frequency and complexity.
The iPhone 18 Pro is expected to use the A20 Pro processor (previous name), which will provide users with higher performance and longer battery life. In addition, all iPhone 18 models are expected to be equipped with 12 GB of RAM, which will become a new standard for Apple's lineup.
And while the transition to 2-nm chips will bring significant technological advantages, it is also accompanied by a significant increase in costs. According to various sources, the cost of each processor could increase from $ 50 to $ 85. Unless Apple plans to bear these costs itself, the increase in device prices is almost inevitable. In addition to the powerful hardware upgrades, the iPhone 18 Pro may also feature other innovations.
While under-screen Face ID technology, which could make Dynamic Island a thing of the past or reduce it, is not expected until 2028, other features may be integrated earlier. Rumors also suggest that a wide-angle lens with a variable aperture will appear in the 2026 iPhone camera, which will provide better photo quality.
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