Apple A15 Bionic: Everything you need to know about the iPhone 13 chip

Apple has revealed a new smartphone chip called the A15 Bionic, which is confirmed to power the iPhone 13. But how powerful is it, and how does it compare to Apple's previous A14 processor? Here are all the details

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[dawica]

> however, the A15 disappointingly still has the same size 5nm manufacturing process
A) Literally no one is making chips smaller than 5nm yet. You shouldn't have expected a node shrink this year (just like there wasn't for the A13)
B) While Apple is using the same *size* node, they upgraded to TSMC's N5P process. Your phrasing suggests that they used the exact same process, which they didn't

[Michael-kdny]

Is the 15 the same in the iPhone SE 3?

[aim]

Tnx to this vid i am wondering if Apple Watch can have an M1 chip I don’t even know why I thought that way

[alejandrotobienne]

Well 5nm doesn’t mean you use all of the area. So the A15 might just be taking space the A14 didn’t

[zayanfn]

My son's grandson: heh my watch have better bionic chip

[waynestuart]

The A15 probably is the most powerful mobile CPU. And the A14 is probably the 2nd most powerful. And I wouldn't be surprised if the A13 isn't the 3rd most powerful. So is it a problem if the A15 turns out not to be as big of a jump this time? Probably not.

[Dplol-gfio]

The A15 is not really that good I have the iPhone 13 and the chip can’t even handle Roblox