Report: Samsung ramping Apple's A6 chip
Peter Clarke, EETimes
10/17/2011 8:43 AM EDT
Samsung is ramping production of the A6 quad-core application processor for Apple because rival foundry TSMC has yet to stabilize its own production of the same chip, according to a Korea Times report that referenced un-named Apple component suppliers as its sources.
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