We have new information about the capabilities of the A17 bionic that will power the upcoming iPhone 15 Pro and bear with me because it’s interesting. Cupertino is expected to adopt the crazy three nanometer process technology for the 2023 chipsets. After using TSMC’s 4 nanometer process for the A15 and A16 Bionic, which already offer improved efficiency and power however, it seems like performance is about to get even better.

A new report claims that Apple will be TSMC biggest customer of the three nanometer process reportedly using it for the M2 Pro and M2 Max chips in addition to the A17 bionic for the iPhone 15 Pro.

TSMC’s Chairman Mark Luce stated that the new process will require 35% less power while also providing better performance than its predecessor. Last week, we also got a report claiming that Apple had more aggressive plans to further improve the GPU of the current A16 bionic, calling it a generational leap and even adding ray tracing but apparently those plans failed after the chip overheated, it’s easy to predict that this is what we’re getting on the A17 Bionic, even if a little late when compared to MediaTek and Qualcomm offerings.

But think about it. Not just the A17 bionic. If you’re getting it on the M2 Pro and M2 Max, that could actually mean that Apple is seriously considering bringing true gaming capabilities to the Mac.

But anyways, in today’s question, and after my speculation, let us know, how much do you care about the chip in your phone because in my case, honestly, I do care a lot mainly because of the power efficiency. But now that ray tracing is a thing and now that that could be part of the M2 Pro lineup and M2 Macs that can be kind of hard considering the fact that this is literally what Mac’s are missing true gaming capabilities and think about the fact of being able to do all that in a thin and light laptop and the smartphone and an iPad. That’s just me, leave us a comment down below. We’d love to know your opinion.