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Apple A13
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Apple A13
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| Designer | Apple |
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| Introduced | September 2019 (iPhone 11 generation) |
| Process | 7 nm N7P (TSMC) |
| CPU | 6-core: 2 Lightning + 4 Thunder |
| GPU | 4-core Apple GPU |
| Neural Engine | 8-core Neural Engine + AMX accelerators |
| Devices | iPhone 11 · iPhone 11 Pro · iPhone 11 Pro Max · iPhone SE (2nd) · iPad (9th) · Studio Display |
| Predecessor | Apple A12 |
| Successor | Apple A14 |
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The Apple A13 Bionic powered the iPhone 11 generation from September 2019, adding machine-learning accelerators (AMX) that pushed a trillion operations per second on the CPU alone — the muscle behind Deep Fusion and Night mode's frame stacking. Every core, Apple emphasized, was both faster and 25–40% more efficient — the efficiency that produced the 11 Pro Max's record battery life.
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The A13's efficiency-first framing became the program's public identity, and its longevity keeps it current: as the iPhone SE 2nd generation's chip it still runs today's iOS 26 — the oldest silicon in the current support window.
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