Intel’s Atom x3, Atom x5 and Atom x7 target mobile devices for the next billion smartphone users.
Qualcomm is increasing its focus in the entry-level and mid-tier segments by going with octa-core Snapdragon SoCs.
Samsung’s Exynos 7 is the first mobile SoC to be built on the 14nm manufacturing process.
MediaTek’s MT2601 will drive the next generation of Android Wear-based wearables.
MediaTek also secures a collaboration with Google for an Ultra HD TV platform powered by Android TV.
With the Tegra X1, it looks like Nvidia has finally managed to offer a chipset that delivers incredible performance combined with great energy efficiency.
Looks like we’ll have to wait a while for the first batch of Snapdragon 810 enabled devices to be available next year.
Intel’s Robert Swinnen will be responsible for the vendor’s growth in Asia-Pacific and Japan.
On Thursday (LON: ARM) and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation (TPE: 2330) announced a plan to deliver ARM-based processors on TSMC 10FinFET process node. The two …