MediaTek Dimension 9000 chipset is built on 4nm process. (Image credit: MediaTek)
MediaTek last week announced its MediaTek Dimensity 9000 flagship chipset which is built on 4nm process. The chipset will be the first smartphone chip to feature a new powerful computing core from Arm, which will be named Cortex X2.
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Taiwanese Chip Manufacturer mediatek has recently announced its upcoming MediaTek Dimensity 9000 flagship chipset, which will be built on a 4nm process. The chipset is said to perform better QualcommK chips, and MediaTek are pretty confident about their approach. Reports earlier this year said that Qualcomm and Samsung’s 2022 silicon, 5nm . is built on samsung The process is prone to overheating and/or throttling, leaving a big question mark on whether MediaTek Dimension 9000 also face the problem.
In an interview with Android Authority, MediaTek’s Global PR Director said that MediaTek is confident about the chip and is getting good results from the tests as well. In a sly quip at Qualcomm, the MediaTek executive said that “there’s only one company right now with heating issues. And it’s not us.” He further added that “competitors like to toss that (heating issues) at MediaTek, but we don’t have heating issues,” said Kevin Keating, MediaTek’s global PR director.
MediaTek last week announced its MediaTek Dimensity 9000 flagship chipset which is built on 4nm process. The chipset will be the first smartphone chip to feature a new powerful computing core from Arm, which will be named Cortex X2. The MediaTek Dimensity 9000 will compete directly with Qualcomm’s upcoming chipset, which will be announced next week. The MediaTek Dimensity 9000 chipset will be the world’s first chipset to use TSMC’s N4 architecture. MediaTek chief financial officer David Kuo said last week that the Dimensity 9000 chip will be a series of chips aimed at persuading those customers to use MediaTek in their flagship devices.
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