Chip Supplies For Apple Devices Are In Jeopardy

Are we facing long wait times because of chip shortages?

Very interesting news about a potential increase in the price of chip production by TSMC, a major partner of Apple and a manufacturer of Apple chipsets, has now spread through the Internet. According to current information, TSMC, the Taiwanese leader in semiconductor manufacturing, is to increase prices for production by about 6 to 9 per cent.

But Apple isn’t too keen on these changes and has reportedly made it clear to the company that it won’t go along with such a thing entirely. Therefore, there is speculation among fans that this situation could affect the future of Apple products. Therefore, in this article, we’ll look at the whole situation regarding TSMC making chip production more expensive.

Although it may seem that the giant TSMC is in a dominant position as a global leader and exclusive supplier to Apple, it is not so simple. Apple has a strong presence in this as well.

So, as we mentioned above, TSMC wants to charge 6 to 9 per cent more to its customers, which doesn’t sit well with Apple. The Cupertino giant should have made it clear to the company that it doesn’t agree with such a thing and doesn’t have to agree to such a thing. First, let’s examine why something like this could be a significant problem.

After all, TSMC is the exclusive chip supplier to Apple. It’s the company responsible for manufacturing the A-Series and Apple Silicon chipsets, built on the latest technology and low-cost manufacturing processes. This is made possible by the overall maturity of this Taiwanese leader. So if the collaboration between the two were to end, Apple would have to find a replacement supplier — only it’s not likely to find a supplier of this quality.

In the end, it’s not that simple. Just as Apple is more or less dependent on working with TSMC, the opposite is…

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