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Apple Inc (NASDAQ:). is moving forward with its in-house component development strategy, planning to introduce its own Bluetooth and Wi-Fi chip, known as Prokima, in 2025. This development will phase out the need for similar components currently supplied by Broadcom (NASDAQ:) Inc. The Prokima chip has been in development for several years and is expected to be introduced in products from 2025. partner, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.
The move is part of a broader effort by Apple to control more of the hardware that goes into its devices. The company aims to achieve a fully integrated wireless technology system that works seamlessly with its devices and improves energy efficiency. The switch to using a Prokim chip differs from Apple’s reported replacement plans Qualcomm Inc (NASDAQ:). cellular modems with their own designs, although the two components are expected to eventually work in tandem.
The people who provided this information did so on condition of anonymity, as the plans have not been made public. When reached for comment, representatives for Apple, based in Cupertino, Calif., and Broadcom, based in Palo Alto, Calif., declined to respond.
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