Saturday, October 26th
Gear – Doing class=”dateheure”> October 26, 2013 :: 6:30 p.m. :: By Renald-Boulestin
When Apple unveiled the iPhone 5S and more accurately with the A7 SoC application processor 64-bit architecture, Samsung immediately informed that a 64-bit Exynos planned.
At its quarterly conference to discuss its financial results, Samsung has confirmed that the production of a 64-bit Exynos begin this quarter. That means he could be ready in time for the Galaxy S5. Recently, a persistent rumor reported a launch of Galaxy S5 in February 2014.
under reference Exynos 5430 SoC that should be engraved in fabs of the South Korean manufacturer. A reference which tends to show that the successor SoC 5410 and 5420, respectively, embedded in some versions of the Galaxy S4 and Galaxy Note 3. There should also be an octal-core chip with a processor.
But like MediaTek has recently announced a “real octal-core mobile processor,” it would be a processor capable of running 8 cores simultaneously.
Samsung speaks effect HMP technology (for “ Heterogeneous Multi-Processing “). This means that the processor is still based on an arrangement of separate cores (in architecture and Cortex-A53 Cortex-A57) according to big.LITTLE technology, but they are able to officiate together. The “LITTLE” refers to the less powerful hearts and consume less energy and the “big” the most powerful hearts.
chip would be able to address the DDR4 memory, memory that the South Korean manufacturer began producing.
such a chip, Samsung is the first manufacturer to offer a mobile application processor for both 64-bit and octal-core.
If the transition to 64-bit in the mobile phone seems to be a bet for the future, its immediate interest still debatable (just like a mobile CPU with eight cores).
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