Apple is reportedly planning to transition to homegrown chips for Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connections across its devices, starting next year. This strategic move will phase out some components currently supplied by Broadcom.
Developing proprietary wireless chips allows Apple to achieve tighter integration between hardware and software, potentially enhancing performance, power efficiency, and security for its iPhones and smart home products.
This vertical integration effort aims to reduce Apple's reliance on third-party suppliers, offering greater control over its component supply chain and potentially leading to cost efficiencies in the long term.
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