Apple has yet again chosen Samsung as the fabricator for its A7 chip, according

to information uncovered by the experts at Chipworks.

Samsung has been involved in many legal battles with Apple in recent times, but
that hasn't stopped the company from being the preferred chip-maker of the Cupe
rtino-based company for its tablets and smartphones. Apple has been reported to
be working with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company for its ARM-based A-s
eries of chips from time to time, however, it doesn't seem that TSM has been giv
en the green signal for the latest devices. Although Apple has been planning to
reduce its reliance on Samsung for components such as flash memory and RAM, all
of its SOCs to date have been manufactured by Samsung.
A7 is the chip that powers Apple's flagship iPhone, the 5s. According to Chipwo
rks, the A7, which is based on an advanced 28nm manufacturing process, is manufa
ctured by Samsung's chip foundry. The A7 system-on-chip consists of a dual-core
CPU. In addition to the CPU, iPhone 5s also has a "M7" co-processor, manufacture
d by NXP, which processes motion data from the accelerometer, gyroscope and comp
ass. The iSight camera module used in the iPhone 5s is found to be a custom Exm
or-RS sensor made by Sony. Some other parts of the device include a touchscreen
controller from Broadcom, multi-band 4G LTE modem and RF power management chip b
y Qualcomm.

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