MediaTek Kompanio 1200T chip was used by Nvidia to showcase a version of Wolfenstein playing on PCs at GDC recently.
MediaTek, today, announced its Kompanio 1300T chipset, designed for affordable computing devices. The chip, which is built on 6nm process technology, is the successor for the Kompanio 820 that was expected to be seen on Chromebooks. The chipset will support 5G connectivity and is also designed for artificial intelligence (AI) and gaming use cases, at least as much as is possible on devices like these Chromebooks. The Kompanio 1300T is meant for lightweight devices and portable tablets, which might be aimed towards online education, work from home and more. “There is a growing demand right now for personal computing devices designed for both remote work and multimedia entertainment,” said PC Tseng, General Manager of Intelligent Multimedia Business Unit at MediaTek.
