MacBooks, iPads to launch in 2024 may feature 3nm chipsets

Apple launched new iPhone 15 lineup, Apple Watch models and USB-C AirPods at the Wonderlust event held earlier this month. The iPhone 15 Pro models come powered by the company’s latest A17 Pro chipsets which are based on TSMC’s 3nm node. Now, the Cupertino-based tech giant is reportedly planning to launch to launch new MacBooks and iPads with 3nm chips.

According to a report by supply chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, the 3nm chipset-powered iPads and MacBooks are expected to be out by 2024. However, the report claims that demand for the devices might be “below expectations” due to a “lack of growth drivers”.

In a blog post on Medium.com, Kuo explains: “Apple’s 3nm demand for 2024 would be below expectations.