iPhone 16 Series A18 Chipsets Uses Arm V9 Technology Says Report

The iPhone 16 series is reportedly going to be launched on September 9. Apple is going to hold its It’s Glowtime event tomorrow in which the iPhone 16 series can be introduced. In the series, the company is going to use its A18 chip, which will be revealed at the launch event. This chip is reportedly designed based on the latest V9 chip design of SoftBank-owned Arm. Let’s know the details about it.

Regarding the company’s A18 chip in the iPhone 16 smartphone series, it is said that it is based on Arm’s latest V9 chip design. Financial Times reports about this told It has been revealed. On September 9, the company is going to hold its launch event in Cupertino, California. Here the company can unveil other devices along with the new smartphone series.

Apple struck a deal with Arm in September last year. Arm said in July that its V9 chip accounts for 50 percent of smartphone revenue. In fact, Arm owns the intellectual property used behind the computing architecture for most of the world’s smartphones. The company then licenses it to other companies around the world, including Apple.

Apple uses Arm’s technology in the process of designing its own custom chips for its iPhone, iPad and Mac devices.

Apple is now going to introduce the iPhone 16 series on September 9 at its event It’s Glowtime. The lineup is likely to include iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus, iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max. During the event, the company can also reveal the latest iOS 18, iPad OS 18, MacOS. Along with this, Apple Watch Series, AirPods and other products are also likely to be revealed. Apple has also activated the live page for the event. This event can be seen on Apple’s official channel in India at 10.30PM (IST).