Nvidia CEO Hints at Kepler For Tegra Phones, Data Centers
Nvidia has sparked some rumors that Kepler will be making its way into a future version of Tegra, possibly Tegra 4.
An email sent by Nvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang, states that the "super-efficient" architecture will become available for GPUs that are used in "data centers", "super-thin notebooks" and "superphones".
Tegra 4 is currently scheduled to be released in the first quarter of next year. Rumors suggest that Nvidia could be building on its 4+1 core strategy with Cortex-A15 ARM cores that are built on a 28 nm process. Nvidia previously stated the successor of Tegra 3 could be up to ten times faster than Tegra 2 and up to five times faster than Tegra 3. The performance jump will be necessary to allow Nvidia compete with the upcoming Samsung Exynos processors and Qualcomm's Krait architecture - and fend off performance claims made by Apple.
An interesting question will be how many graphics cores Tegra 4 will be able to integrate. Would 64 cores be realistic?

http://images.anandtech.com/reviews/SoC/NVIDIA/Kal-El/roadmap.jpg
If my memory is right, that didn't happen.
http://images.anandtech.com/reviews/SoC/NVIDIA/Kal-El/roadmap.jpg
If my memory is right, that didn't happen.
Yeah, right! Who can be faster than Tegra 3? Another Tegra 3!
Good one!
Sorry to say this, but read fail.
Agree with you there buddy, right now Nvidia reminds me of Apple's Power PC when Apple stated it was going to beat Intel...de ja vue anyone?
Will there be Tegra-powered submarines and moon-bases, too?
I thought the same thing, until I read it a little closer, and I agree with another poster when saying it should read " the successor to."
Douglas, make it right, you are writing diffrent information in diffrent places. According to ther other article i link above, it says tegra 4 will be 2 times faster than tegra 3, not 5 times >D.