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Reports indicate that trials for TSMC's production of the 4nm process of chipsets is ahead of schedule. 

Reports: TSMC's 4nm process trials are ahead of schedule

Reports indicate that trials for TSMC's production of the 4nm process of chipsets is ahead of schedule.

Reports indicate that trials for TSMC's production of the 4nm process of chipsets is ahead of schedule. According to reports based on insider information, the chipmaker is set to begin 4nm trials from Q3 2021, while the 3nm process will be ready for mass production some time next year. The firm also recently unveiled its latest innovations--N5A tech based on the 5nm node, N6RF technology and the 3DFabric process.

Apple debuts new iPad Air with A14 Bionic chipset

Apple's latest iPad Air is a cheaper iPad Pro at ₹54,900

Apple debuts new iPad Air with A14 bionic chipset

Apple debuts new iPad Air as iPad Pro refresh
10.9&rdquo; Liquid Retina display, thinner bezels, True Tone
Touch IS moved into top-mounted power button
A14 Bionic chip built-on industry-first 5nm process
40% faster CPU over last gen, 30% faster GPU
12MP rear cam, 7MP selfie cam, USB-C port
Starts at ₹54,900 for WiFi model, ₹66,900 for cellular
Indian availability hasn't been announced yet

Apple has launched the fourth generation of the iPad Air series, and it look very similar to the iPad Pro. It has a big 10.9-inch Liquid Retina display with 2360x1640 resolution and comes with much thinner bezels, True Tone support and anti-reflective coating.
Apple has moved the Touch ID fingerprint sensor into the new, top-mounted power button. The new iPad Air is powered by Apple's new A14 Bionic chipset, which is built on an industry-first 5nm process. It has a 6-core CPU design that promises 40 per cent performance improvement over the last iPad Air and a 30 per cent faster graphics with a new four-core GPU.
It also borrows the 12-megapixel rear camera from the iPad Pro and upgrades it with improved video stabilisation. It&rsquo;s also got a 7-megapixel selfie camera, a USB-C port as well as Apple Pencil and Magic Keyboard support.
Apple iPad Air starts at ₹54,900 for the 64GB storage Wi-Fi model and ₹66,900 for the cellular model. Indian availability hasn&rsquo;t been announced yet.

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