When the iPhone 13 announcements inch days are closer, rumors and leaks have field days.
The latest related to the delivery of the A15 chip ordered by Apple, where it is claimed that nearly 100 million units have been ordered by technology giants from TSMC, according to reports by WCCF Tech.
Also, every unit that has been ordered will not be rumored to be used on the iPhone 13, but Cupertino-based technology giants can store several stocks to use it in several other products such as the 6th generation iPad mini.
But most of the units ordered tend only for the upcoming iPhone.
The report added that for 100 million units, Apple has asked the supplier to boost the production of chips by 20% compared to the iPhone 12 series.
Even though the A15 Bionic Chip has the same number of CPU core (six core), is based on the 5nm process that is said to be more advanced and power saving rather than being used to make A14 chips, which is a pro model, iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max, will need if they will be launched with a 120Hz display always.
To compensate for high battery consumption by display in such cases, Apple will increase the support of fast charging on the iPhone 13 compared to the iPhone 12.
According to the report by Macrumours, Behemoth Tech will bring 25W fast charging support to the new iPhone.
That and larger battery size must help calculate battery consumption with the display.
The next report added that Apple also planned to launch a power adapter of 25W as an accessory to buy this fall.
Apple has ordered 100 million A15 chip units for iPhone 13, Claim Report
