"Apple's transition to in-house developed connectivity chips, starting with the iPhone 16e's 5G modem, marks a significant shift towards greater control and cost efficiency."
"The upcoming iPhone 17 family will incorporate Apple's first self-developed Wi-Fi chip, expected to enhance connectivity and reduce reliance on third-party suppliers."
Apple has launched the iPhone 16e, featuring its first self-developed 5G modem, signifying a shift towards in-house chip development to reduce costs and control over technology. Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo predicts that the upcoming iPhone 17 series will replace Broadcom chips with Apple's own Wi-Fi chip, improving device connectivity. The iPhone 17 Air will utilize both the Apple Wi-Fi chip and the new C1 modem. This move is seen as a strategic investment to enhance performance while cutting costs in the long run, while furthering Apple's goal of full control over their hardware stack.
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