Leaks have revealed that Apple's A20 series chips will maintain a dual-chip approach, introducing a standard A20 (codenamed Borneo) and a high-performance A20 Pro (codenamed Borneo Ultra). The standard A20 chip will be featured in the base model iPhone 18, while the more powerful A20 Pro will be used in the iPhone 18 Pro, Pro Max, and the anticipated foldable iPhone variants. There are whispers in the tech community that the iPhone Air 2 might incorporate a slightly scaled-down version of the A20 Pro chip. Notably, the leaks have clarified that Apple's inaugural foldable iPhone will indeed be powered by the A20 Pro chip, contrary to earlier industry speculations that suggested Apple would create a unique, custom chip for this device. According to analyses by tech media outlets, Apple's decision to use the A20 Pro chip in its foldable iPhone is expected to simplify research and development processes, as well as streamline supply chain management. This strategy also positions the foldable iPhone as a premium, flagship offering in Apple's lineup.