A research conducted by an investment bank has given us a roadmap of upcoming Qualcomm and MediaTek chipsets along with some interesting details.

According to the finding shared by a Weibo user Qualcomm is looking to release the Snapdragon 865's successor - the Snapdragon 875G sometime in Q1 next year. It will be based on Samsung's 5nm EUV process, although initial rumors said that TSMC will once again be manufacturing the silicon.

Qualcomm is expected to quickly follow that up with the launch of the mid-range Snapdragon 735G chipset based on the same 5nm EUV process. An entry level Snapdragon 435G chipset will debut at about the same time.


MediaTek also has some good things in the pipeline. In Q3 this year we should be seeing the Dimensity 600 based on a 7nm process, but we knew that already. More interestingly the Dimensity 400 is expected around the turn of the year. It's listed as a 6nm chipset, but we guess that means it will combine 7nm and 5nm elements.

Finally there's a 5G-enabled 5nm flagship SoC coming by MediaTek in Q2 2021.

Source:
https://www.gsmarena.com/leaked_roadmap_reveals_future_qualcomm_and_mediatek_chipsets-news-44293.php

This will go perfectly inline with the new MTN e-sim devices......

The ICT world is taking over.....

This is lovely

skywalker240:
This is lovely

Does it mean that one day, we will have invisible chips after we surpass the 1nm cos I don't know what could be smaller than that.

They'll use TSMC new 5nm EUV fabrication process on the 875 and Samsung EUV fabrication on the 735G.

Also Qualcomm still won't integrate 5G modems into the 875 chipsets, it will be sold separately.

explosiveskull:

Does it mean that one day, we will have invisible chips after we surpass the 1nm cos I don't know what could be smaller than that.

there is a limit bro. physics has set a limit on how small processors can me.

6000mAH on this chipset go fit last a whole week for a light user. And Samsung m11 still dey use 14nm chipset

KrazyDave16:
They'll use TSMC new 5nm EUV fabrication process on the 875 and Samsung EUV fabrication on the 735G.

Also Qualcomm still won't integrate 5G modems into the 875 chipsets, it will be sold separately.

Snapdragon is really taking advantage of it's monoply

Flytime:
Snapdragon is really taking advantage of it's monoply

Till Samsung and Mediatek up their game, that's how it's gonna be.

KrazyDave16:

Till Samsung and Mediatek up their game, that's how it's gonna be.

Mediatek are waking up.

I'd like to see what Exynos and Kirin are planning. I'm also waiting to see if AMD and Nvidia are actually serious as well.

Unisoc looks to try to attempt a comeback.

Competition is good for the consumers.

atheistandproud:


Mediatek are waking up.

I'd like to see what Exynos and Kirin are planning. I'm also waiting to see if AMD and Nvidia are actually serious as well.

Unisoc looks to try to attempt a comeback.

Competition is good for the consumers.

If Mediatek is ready to release source codes without OEMs mollycoddling them, that'll be great. Other than that, they're getting good.
Rest of them, especially Kirin, we'll see what they have in store in Q4 and next year.

KrazyDave16:

Till Samsung and Mediatek up their game, that's how it's gonna be.

Kirin nko?

Youngpo413:
Kirin nko?

With the trade war going on, they might survive but I'm not banking on that.

Hmmm.. This one will be present in high end phones o.

Who has heard of this Airtel code that allows one to recharge and buy data from all banks? See am o