It is reported that Apple will be the main customer of TSMC after 3nm production, and the first product is M2 Pro chip.

December 26 news, according to foreign media reports, after Samsung Electronics began to use 3nm process to produce wafers for related customers for nearly half a year on June 30, there was also news that TSMC's 3nm process was about to be mass produced, and it was reported that their process would begin commercial mass production on the 29th.

According to foreign media reports, Apple, as a big customer of TSMC for many years, will still be the main customer of this new process after the production of 3nm process.

For Apple's first product using TSMC's 3nm process, foreign media say it will be a self-developed M-series chip M2 Pro, which is expected to be carried by the subsequent MacBook Pro and Mac mini.

It is worth noting that foreign media reported that in August this year, it was reported that the M2 Pro chip would be Apple's first product using TSMC's 3nm process, which is expected to be used in the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro to be launched early next year, as well as other Mac products.

In addition to the M2 Pro chip, foreign media reported that later next year, a number of Apple products will be manufactured using TSMC's 3nm process, and it is expected that there will be M3 chips and A17 bionic chips in the iPhone 15 series.