iPhone 17 Pro may get big performance boost: Here’s what Apple may have in store

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For a very long time, we have been hearing about TSMC's 2-nanometer process for chipset development. Earlier, Apple was reported to build its in-house chips with the 2nm process to boost its performance, however, later it was reported that plans had been delayed. Now, in a new report, Apple is speculated to be one of the few early adopters of the new TSMC chip-making process for the iPhone 17 Pro models, and it will reportedly start mass production by 2025. 

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A new Business Times report (via GizmoChina) claims that Apple is expected to start developing its new generation of A series chipsets based on the latest 2nm process. Therefore, it is rumoured that the A19 Pro for the iPhone 17 Pro models will likely be fabricated with a 2nm chipset that will likely improve performance. However, as of now, it is unsure whether the same will be included in standard iPhone 17 models. 

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The report suggests of the rumours are true then the 2nm chipset will likely enhance the performance by 15% in comparison to 3nm chips. It may also result in less power consumption from 25% to 30%. Therefore, the next year's iPhone 17 Pro could be a significant upgrade in terms of performance and efficiency. 

Alongside the 2nm chipset, the iPhone 17 Pro will likely offer a 12GB RAM, for the additional storage required to smoothly conduct AI-related tasks and performance. Therefore, we can expect that Apple has bigger plans for iPhone 17 series in space of performance and Apple Intelligence. 

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The iPhone 17 Pro model is expected to get several upgrades in comparison to the latest iPhone 16 Pro models. The upcoming iPhone 17 Pro models will likely get a 24MP selfie camera instead of a 12MP camera. Reportedly, the smartphones may