Back in March, we learned that Apple was working on new 13-inch and 15-inch MacBook Air models as well as a new entry-level MacBook Pro. These would come equipped with a new M3 chipset built on TSMC’s 3nm process technology for up to 15 percent more performance and 30 percent lower power draw.
The base M3 chipset is expected to debut before the end of this year, though Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports that Apple may delay launching the new Macs by a few months. The Cupertino company is said to have booked 90 percent of TSMC’s 3nm capacity this year for making A17 and M3 chipsets, but the yields are still low at the moment.
