Bloomberg: Bloomberg reports Apple's new home devices will use A18, A19 and S10 chips. The upgrades cover Apple TV, HomePod mini and the upcoming HomeView product line.
The company aims to address gaps in its ecosystem with the new devices.
The new product line will ship with Apple's A18 processor.
Apple has not confirmed it.
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