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TSMC published its roadmap, and analyst Ming-Chi Kuo spotted that this year the Taiwanese company will stick to 5nm process technology. This comes as an indication the new A16 Bionic chip for this year’s iPhones will be manufactured on the same fab process as the A15, bringing minor improvements. The aligns well with rumors that the vanilla iPhone 14 will use the A15 chip, without the slight efficiency gains expected to come with the A16, reserved for the Pro series. The analyst also stated the next-gen MacBook Air…

Ben Schoon / 9to5Google: Report: Samsung notified its partners to cut smartphone production for the rest of 2022 and manufacture ~280M devices, down from ~310M as initially planned — Samsung is the biggest smartphone manufacturer on the planet, but it's not immune to the pressure that the entire market has been feeling. Ben Schoon / 9to5Google: Report: Samsung notified its partners to cut smartphone production for the rest of 2022 and manufacture ~280M devices, down from ~310M as initially…

NEW DELHI: Breaking his silence on India plans, Elon Musk has said that Tesla will not manufacture cars in India unless it is allowed to sell and provide service to its electric vehicles.On Starlink, he said that SpaceX is still waiting for the Indian government's approval."Tesla will not put a manufacturing plant in any location where we are not allowed first to sell & service cars," Musk tweeted late on Friday.He responded to a user asking about the company's manufacturing plans for India.Responding to another…

Elon Must at at the new Tesla Factory in Germany. Image used for representation. (Image: Reuters)Elon Musk has made it clear that Tesla will not be manufacturing electric cars in India until they can sell and service their vehicles here first.PTI Last Updated:May 28, 2022, 11:50 ISTFOLLOW US ON:American electric carmaker Tesla, which has been seeking a reduction in import duties to sell its vehicles in India, will not manufacture its products locally unless it is allowed to first sell and service its cars in the country,…

Earlier in March of this year, we reported that Ford is considering producing electric vehicles (EVs) in India for exports after receiving approval from the Government of India for its proposal under the Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme for the automotive sector. Although fast forward to this month reports have emerged suggesting that this might never come to fruition. According to sources, the American automotive manufacturer’s Indian management disclosed the news of the automaker pulling the plug on its plans…

In a rather disappointing turn of actions, Ford made its second exit from the Indian car market in a year. After pulling the plug off from the local production of vehicles at two of its Indian manufacturing plants in Maraimalai Nagar (Tamil Nadu) and Sanand (Gujarat), Ford applied for Central Government’s Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme for producing electric vehicles for exports. However, Ford has dropped that plan too and has withdrawn its application from the PLI scheme. Under the PLI scheme, incentives…