Unisoc unveils new Tanggula T740, T760, and T770 5G chipsets

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Most of you are familiar know about MediaTek, Qualcomm, and Samsung chipsets. But what about smaller companies like Unisoc? Unisoc is a Chinese chipset manufacturer and it just announced its new Tanggula 7 series, which are 5G chipsets for mid-range devices.

According to Gizchina, the Tanggula 7 series has three models - the T740, T760 and T770 5G chipsets. The T760 and T770 are 6nm chipsets that feature Cortex-A76 and Cortex-A55 CPU cores, as well as a Mali G57 GPU. On the other hand, the T740 uses the older 12nm process and the last-gen Cortex-A75 with Cortex-A55 CPU cores.

The Honor Play 20 will come with a Unisoc chipset

So far, it's been rumoured that Honor would be using Unisoc's Tanggula T610 chipset with the Honor Play 20. But that's not the only brand that's expected to use Unisoc chipsets in 2021. It's also rumoured that Xiaomi and HMD Global has plans to release new smartphones with the manufacturer's chipsets. And of course, it's good to have extra sources of chipsets, as the global chip shortage is expected to last till 2022. However, Unisoc faces stiff competition in a market dominated by the big three manufacturers.

With that said, would you give devices with Unisoc chipsets a chance? Let us know in the comments, and stay tuned to TechNave for more news.