News & Reviews:   MediaTek Dimensity

MediaTek has just announced the release date of its next-gen flagship mobile processor, though it’s rather coy about naming the SoC outright. Well, it’s expected to be the MediaTek Dimensity 9400 SoC, so read on to learn more.

It looks like MediaTek is not resting on its laurels in its battle for mobile processor supremacy with Qualcomm and Apple. In fact, the company is expected to announce its next-gen SoC soon, the Dimensity 9400, which will feature ARM’s new CPU ‘BlackHawk’ architecture.

MediaTek has announced its latest mid-range chipset for the masses, the MediaTek Dimensity 6300. The successor to the popular Dimensity 6100+ SoC from last year, read on to find out more about the new mobile processor.

MediaTek today announced that it has successfully developed its first chip using TSMC’s 3nm technology. Taping out the company’s flagship Dimensity system-on-chip (SoC), volume production is expected to begin next year.

MediaTek's Dimensity has been quite popular for the past two years, as more and more phones of all ranges are using different kinds of chipsets. Today, the company is proud to present the latest Dimensity 9000 chipset.

Samsung produces in-house chipsets, but they barely get used by the company's own smartphones. However, things might be changing soon as the latest report claims that the Korean tech giant is planning to push the usage of the Exynos chip among the Galaxy devices.

A few weeks back, MediaTek launched the Dimensity 1100 chipset, which can be found in the vivo S10 and the upcoming POCO X3 GT. But MediaTek could be working on a variant of the chipset. In fact, there's a device that's rumoured to feature this Dimensity 1100U.

The HUAWEI Nova series is loved by many as it offers high-end specs but still comes with affordable price tags. In April, the Nova 7 series arrived with three devices namely Nova 7 SE, Nova 7, and Nova 7 Pro. Right after few months, the Nova 8 series has already come into the picture with a few rumours. It is claimed that the upcoming Nova series will ditch Kirin chipsets and rely on MediaTek's Dimensity chipsets.