Samsung to supply chip substrate for Apple's next-gen M2 processor - KED Global
Apple-Samsung silicon union still strong, chip expert says - CNET
Apple A9 - Wikipedia
Samsung and AMD's Exynos chip for phones and laptops could rival Apple's M1 | Laptops-pc News
13-inch MacBook Pro - Apple (AU)
Editorial: As Apple A13 Bionic rises, Samsung Exynos scales back its silicon ambitions | AppleInsider
Samsung Electronics could become Apple Silicon manufacturer - Gizmochina
Apple iPhone 13 vs. Samsung Galaxy S21: Which Flagship Should You Buy? | PCMag
Apple A5 - Wikipedia
Apple Finds It Difficult To Divorce Samsung - WSJ
Samsung reportedly won't be manufacturing A11 processor for Apple - SamMobile - SamMobile
The "worst flagship processor": Samsung Exynos 2200 with AMD RDNA 2 GPU gets no love from noted leaker in deleted tweets - NotebookCheck.net News
Apple 'insources' Samsung chip processing to Texas | Supply Chain Magazine
Samsung Might Design Its Own Custom CPU as it Seeks Former Apple and AMD Engineers
Apple's A7 processor in the iPhone 5S is made by Samsung - CNET
Apple unveils M2 with breakthrough performance and capabilities - Apple
Samsung to Produce Majority of Apple's A9 Chips for Next-Generation iPhone - MacRumors
Samsung to supply quad-core A6 CPU to Apple despite legal battle - report | AppleInsider
iPhone, iPad processor made by Samsung in Texas, report says - CNET
Samsung, not TSMC, still makes the Apple TV's new single-core A5 processor (Updated) | Ars Technica
Apple Will Rely on Samsung for a Vital Part of the Next iPhone
Samsung to Rival Apple Silicon by Developing Custom PC and Mobile Processors - MacRumors
How to check if you have a Samsung or TSMC A9 processor inside of your iPhone 6s
Samsung may supply Apple with 7 nm A12 SoCs for next year's iPhone - NotebookCheck.net News
Apple MacBook Air 13.6" W/ M2 Processor - 512GB | University of Arizona
Samsung Electronics Stands Strong Chance of Making Chips for Apple - Businesskorea
M2 chip nears as Apple works with Samsung on development - 9to5Mac
Qualcomm: Apple, Samsung Custom Chips a Growing Risk, Says Wells | Barron's
