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Moore’s Law may soon be coming to an end, according to AMD. It’s already been slowing down for the past few years, and it’s getting increasingly more difficult to move to new process shrinks, and ... Read More »
AMD Sees the End of Moore’s Law
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ARM and TSMC Make the First 20nm FinFET Cortex A57 Chip
ARM and TSMC has collaborated on making the first 20nm FinFET Cortex A57 chip, even though the first time we were supposed to see FinFET chips from TSMC was at the 16nm process. FinFET This ... Read More »
Exynos Chips Are Finally Getting LTE
Samsung has recently tweeted that Exynos 5 Octa will support 20 bands of LTE. This means that Samsung’s own Exynos chips will finally support LTE, and the lack of it so far has forced them ... Read More »
New Mobile Graphics Benchmark from Rightware Is Right Around the Corner
Rightware has leaked the upcoming Basemark X benchmark, which is supposed to be a very impressive mobile graphics benchmark tool based on the Unity 4 engine with a 900,000 polygon graphics demo, and they’re saying ... Read More »
ARM’s Mali GPU’s Are the Leading Chips in the Android Tablet Market
The Mali GPU’s from ARM have become the most popular chips on Android tablets, and it has seen a 30% increase in 2012 across smartphones, tablets and smart TV’s, reaching 150 million units, with an ... Read More »
Qualcomm to Get Serious about Gaming. Partners Up with Unity
Qualcomm has begun a partnership with Unity Technologies, which make the very popular mobile gaming engine, Unity. This could mean that Qualcomm is finally getting serious about gaming, even though their GPU line, Adreno, which ... Read More »
Renesas Next to Make big.Little Processors for Cars
The automotive industry is about to become another huge and fast growing market for mobile chip makers, after the smartphone and the tablet markets. A lot of car makers now want to use the same ... Read More »
