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Qualcomm Launching Snapdragon 618, 620 Chips Based On Cortex-A72; Two New Low-End Chips, Too

By Lucian Armasu Published

Qualcomm announced four new 64-bit chips for 2015.

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Report: LG Building Next-Generation Chip Based On Cortex-A72 Cores

By Lucian Armasu Published

LG is working on high-end chip with Cortex-A72 CPU cores.

CPUs
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Samsung Mass Producing 14nm FinFET Chips

By Lucian Armasu Published

Samsung announced that it has begun the mass production of chips on its next-generation 14nm FinFET process.

Manufacturing
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ARM's Mali-T880 GPU To Be 80 Percent Faster Than Mali-T760, Arrives In 2016

By Lucian Armasu Published

ARM gave more details about its upcoming high-performance Mali-T880 GPU.

GPUs
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Samsung To Create Exynos Chips With Integrated Modems

By Lucian Armasu Published

Samsung is working on single-chip solutions that come with integrated modems. This could help the company reduce its reliance on Qualcomm even further.

Manufacturing
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Nvidia Tegra Sales Soar, But The Chip's Future In The Mobile Market Is Uncertain

By Lucian Armasu Published

Nvidia saw a strong fiscal 2015 with all of the company's divisions enjoying increases in revenue and profits.

Manufacturing
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ARM Sees Strong Growth Thanks To High 64-Bit ARMv8 Architecture Adoption

By Lucian Armasu Published

ARM showed strong growth in the last quarter thanks to high adoption of the new ARMv8 architecture and its new CPU cores such as Cortex A57 and Cortex A53.

CPUs
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Samsung Heats Up The Competition With Two New Leaked Exynos 7 Chips

By Lucian Armasu Published

A job description on Linkedin shows the existence of the Exynos 7890 and Exynos 7650 chips from Samsung.

Manufacturing
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ARM To Integrate PolarSSL Crypto Into mbed OS-Powered IoT Devices

By Lucian Armasu Published

ARM bought the company behind the PolarSSL crypto library.

CPUs
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Qualcomm To Pay Record $1 Billion Fine To Chinese Government In Antitrust Case

By Lucian Armasu Published

China's antitrust agency fined Qualcomm $1 billion and forced it to lower its licensing prices in the country.

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