During the iPhone launch presentation, Apple spent more time comparing the A14 Bionic to the much older A12 rather than the more modern A13. That hints at smaller performance gains this generation.

Apple’s A14 Bionic chip, like its A13 predecessor from the iPhone 11 series, has two high-performance cores to handle demanding tasks and four high-efficiency cores to improve battery life.

As it revealed the new iPad Air during its Time Flies event, Apple took the wraps off its latest mobile system-on-chip, the A14 Bionic. Built with a bleeding-edge 5-nanometer manufacturing process ...

We’re likely a month away (give or take a week) from the official unveil of Apple’s ... inside track on A14 Bionic performance, and says that the new SoC will blow its A13 Bionic predecessor ...

The Apple A14 Bionic on the iPad Air ... It has more transistors than the previous generation Apple A13 Bionic, but has a smaller die size and significantly improved performance.

The tradition continues with the A13 Bionic. Apple says that both its two large ... stealing the crown before the introduction of the A14 in the fall of 2020. It’s really interesting that ...

A change in the system cache has also helped performance, with Apple moving up from 16MB in the A13 and A14 to 32GB in the A15. Latency tests confirmed the system cache has increased, keeping ...

Even though the A14 version of the iPad was released back ... Don’t be fooled either: the Apple A13 Bionic is an incredible chip that delivers a buttery smooth iPadOS experience, complete ...

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Apple is rumored to be preparing to introduce ... the A13 to the A14 chip is not astounding. Compared to the A13 Bionic, the A14 Bionic chip performs about 30% better than its predecessor.