text: Silicon iMac with A14T Chip: Apple may power the Silicon iMac with this processor
  Sat, Jun 19, 2021 | Updated 06.56PM IST
  Apple may power the Silicon iMac with this processor
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  Tech giant Apple may power the new Silicon iMac processor with the "A14T" chip, as per a report by The China Times. The A14T chip is a 5nm one and is reportedly codenamed "Mt. Jade". The A14T chip is said to be another version of the A14 Bionic that powers the iPhone 12 series and the 2020 iPad Air.
  The tech giant is expected to host another event next month dedicated to the Apple Mac lineup. Apple may showcase the new MacBooks at the special event and keep the unveiling at a later date maybe. According to the report, the iMac with the A14T chip may be manufactured in the first half of 2021.
  The report also added that the upcoming Apple iPad Pro and the Apple Silicon MacBooks will have A14X processors inside.
  As per the report: "In addition to the first Apple Silicon processor A14X used in Macbooks that has been mass-produced by TSMC 5nm, according to Apple's supply chain news, Apple will launch the first self-developed GPU codenamed Lifuka next year, as well as the R&D codename Mt.Jade. The first desktop computer processor A14T, both chips will be produced using TSMC's 5nm process in the first half of next year."
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