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Apple's A7 processor in the iPhone 5S is made by Samsung - CNET
Samsung makes a quarter of the parts in the iPhone 4: Infographic | Digital Trends
Samsung to supply chip substrate for Apple's next-gen M2 processor - KED Global
Samsung may supply Apple with 7 nm A12 SoCs for next year's iPhone - NotebookCheck.net News
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Apple MacBook Air 13.6" W/ M2 Processor - 512GB | University of Arizona
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