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Samsung Galaxy S9 Exynos 9810 CPU Begins Mass Production

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Samsung Galaxy S9 Exynos 9810 CPU Begins Mass Production


Paul Briden

29/11/2017 – 2:06pm

Samsung’s new Exynos chip for the Galaxy S9 is now ready for mass production

Many rumours, both recent and otherwise, have hinted that the Samsung Galaxy S9 and Samsung Galaxy S9+ will arrive quite early inside 2018, potentially breaking cover around MWC 2018 at the latest (which would be February-March).

But now some new reports are adding some particularly volatile fuel to that particular fire, suggesting very strongly indeed that Samsung is gearing everything up and getting ready to go in short order. 

The firm announced that it has begun mass production of its Exynos 9810 processor, the one that’s pegged to power the Galaxy S9 series. It’s based on Samsung’s second-gen 10nm FinFET LPP (low power plus) semiconductor architecture – the same stuff used in Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 845 that will likely be powering North American Galaxy S9 devices. The 10nm LPP architecture and these chips based around it are allegedly 15% faster and more power efficient than current-gen technology; the stuff we see on the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy Note 8, which is already ridiculously impressive in terms of speed and battery life as it is!

Lee Sang Hyun, Samsung’s foundry marketing chief, said in a press release, “The 10LPP process not only provides customers with improved performance, but also enables early launch of new products with a high initial yield. The 10-nanometer long-term strategy for electronics will continue.”

Previously Samsung revealed its plans to produce 7nm and 8nm processors and its manufacturing plants are already prepared to do this (as well as the 10nm LPP), but it seems like the next-gen 7/8nm architecture is being saved for later, perhaps on the Galaxy Note 9?

As it happens, recent reports have indicated the first shipments of Samsung’s OLED displays for the Galaxy S9 series have already begun, meaning that in combination with the CPU news, Samsung may well be getting all its ducks in a row for Galaxy S9 production to begin imminently, as that’s two of the major components already accounted for.

Paul Briden 29/11/2017 - 2:06pm

Samsung's new Exynos chip for the Galaxy S9 is now in a position for mass manufacturing

Many rumours, each contemporary and in a different way, have hinted that the Samsung Galaxy S9 and Samsung Galaxy S9+ will arrive reasonably early within 2018, doubtlessly breaking duvet round MWC 2018 at the most recent (which might be February-March).

However now some new reviews are including some specifically risky gas to that individual hearth, suggesting very strongly certainly that Samsung is gearing the entirety up and on the point of pass briefly order. 

The company announced that it has begun mass manufacturing of its Exynos 9810 processor, the person who's pegged to energy the Galaxy S9 sequence. It is in accordance with Samsung's second-gen 10nm FinFET LPP (low energy plus) semiconductor structure - the similar stuff utilized in Qualcomm's Snapdragon 845 that might be powering North American Galaxy S9 units. The 10nm LPP structure and those chips primarily based round it are allegedly 15% sooner and extra energy environment friendly than current-gen era; the stuff we see at the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy Notice 8, which is already ridiculously spectacular in relation to pace and battery lifestyles as it's!

Lee Sang Hyun, Samsung's foundry advertising and marketing leader, stated in a press unencumber, "The 10LPP procedure now not simplest supplies shoppers with stepped forward efficiency, but in addition allows early release of latest merchandise with a top preliminary yield. The 10-nanometer long-term technique for electronics will proceed."

In the past Samsung printed its plans to provide 7nm and 8nm processors and its production vegetation are already ready to do that (in addition to the 10nm LPP), however it kind of feels just like the next-gen 7/8nm structure is being stored for later, possibly at the Galaxy Notice 9?

Because it occurs, contemporary reviews have indicated the primary shipments of Samsung's OLED shows for the Galaxy S9 sequence have already begun, that means that during mixture with the CPU information, Samsung could be getting all its geese in a row for Galaxy S9 manufacturing to start out imminently, as that is two of the main elements already accounted for.

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