MediaTek has announced the Dimensity 9000, which is the world’s first 4nm chipset, and intended to bring tons of improvements for handsets
After weeks of unrelenting rumors, MediaTek has officially announced the Dimensity 9000, which happens to be the company’s and the world’s first 4nm chipset for smartphones. Being mass produced on TSMC’s 4nm process brings a wave of improvements, and we will be talking about those specifications and features in length. The Dimensity 9000 features a tri-cluster CPU configuration, just like what Qualcomm has been churning out for the past couple of years. However, this time, the chipset not just supports the new ARMv9 architecture, but also houses the Cortex-X2 core. The rest of the configuration is given as follows. Apple Will Potentially Secure 80 Percent of ARM-based Laptop Market This Year The Dimensity 9000 also has 8MB of L3 cache and 6MB of system cache, with MediaTek claiming that its new flagship SoC is 35 percent faster and 37 percent more power-efficient than current generation premium Android smartphones.
