Apple increases chip orders to cope with iPhone 11 demand
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Demand is said to be `higher-than-anticipated`... What you need to know Apple has reportedly increased chip orders from Taiwanese manufacturer TSMC. The move has been made to satisfy increased iPhone demand. In particular, the LCD-based iPhone 11 is driving up orders. Apple has reportedly increased its chip orders from Taiwanese manufacturer TSMC in the face of `higher-than-anticipated` iPhone demand. According to a report from Bloomberg: Apple Inc. has asked chipmaking partner Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. to increase its output of A-series processors this quarter in order to satisfy higher-than-anticipated iPhone demand, people familiar with the company`s plans said. The iPhone 11 and 11 Pro models were well received on their debut in the fall and their sales in China have been particularly strong, outselling 2018`s releases in a market that has otherwise been shrinking. Even without fifth-generation wireless networking, iPhone demand has been outperforming ...