> Also are there other benefits like integrating onto the main chip or something? Yes, but the iPhone chips may be tiled by the time this happens, so it might

> Also are there other benefits like integrating onto the main chip or something? Yes, but the iPhone chips may be tiled by the time this happens, so it might not be "on chip." This is probably for the best, as the RF analog stuff a modem chip has to deal with requires certain compromises. > Or other business benefits? Just getting away from Qualcomm is a big one, lol Apple isnt the only company they started a feud with. Intel accused them of being anticompetitive in a remarkable rant back in 2018: https://newsroom.intel.com/news/another-attempt-stifle-competition/ https://newsroom.intel.com/news/another-attempt-stifle-compe...