M4 iPad Pro
Released May 15, 2024, the M4 iPad Pro features Apple's first tandem OLED display with breakthrough Ultra Retina XDR technology, powered by the second-generation 3nm M4 chip, and is Apple's thinnest product ever at 5.1mm.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who manufactures the M4 chip for iPad Pro?
The M4 chip is designed by Apple and manufactured by TSMC in Taiwan using second-generation 3nm process technology (N3E). The M4 features up to 10 CPU cores, 10 GPU cores, and a 16-core Neural Engine for AI workloads.
Who supplies the tandem OLED display for M4 iPad Pro?
M4 iPad Pro uses revolutionary tandem OLED displays from Samsung Display (11-inch model) and LG Display (13-inch model), both manufactured in South Korea. The Ultra Retina XDR display features two OLED panels stacked together for breakthrough brightness.
Where are M4 iPad Pro components manufactured?
M4 iPad Pro components are sourced globally: M4 chip from Taiwan (TSMC), tandem OLED displays from South Korea (Samsung/LG), 5G modem from USA (Qualcomm), batteries from China (ATL/Sunwoda/Desay), with final assembly by Foxconn in China, India, and Vietnam.
Who supplies the 5G modem for M4 iPad Pro?
M4 iPad Pro (cellular models) use the Qualcomm Snapdragon X70 5G modem (SDX70M), one of the most advanced modems supporting sub-6GHz 5G with AI-enhanced signal processing, manufactured in Taiwan and South Korea.
What companies supply parts for M4 iPad Pro?
Key M4 iPad Pro suppliers include Apple/TSMC (M4 chip), Samsung Display and LG Display (tandem OLED screens), Qualcomm (5G modem), Broadcom (WiFi/USB controllers), Sony (cameras), Micron/Samsung/SK Hynix (memory), and Foxconn (assembly).