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The Snapdragon 845 is one constant among all flagship Android smartphones this year not made by Huawei. You can find it in devices like the Galaxy Note 9. Huawei is one of the very few manufacturers that develops its own processors and the company has unveiled the much awaited Kirin 980 chip at IFA 2018 in Berlin.
Huawei says that the Kirin 980 is the world’s first mobile processor built on the 7nm process technology and the first based on ARM’s Cortex-A76 CPU and Mali-G76 GPU. The firsts don’t end here according to the company. It’s also said to be the first with an LTE CAT 21 modem with support for download speeds of up to 1.4 Gbps and the first chip to have support for 2133MHz LPDDR4X RAM.
So what does the Kirin 980 vs Snapdragon 845 contest looks like? The company says that its chip has 20 percent better bandwidth which will lead to faster app launches. The Kirin 980 is also claimed to produce 22 percent higher frame rates in games than the Snapdragon 845 with power consumption being 32 percent less when gaming.
A new dual image signal processor is onboard as well which makes the chip 46 percent faster at camera processing than Huawei’s previous flagship chip. The dual neural processing unit improves artificial intelligence capabilities as well. It can perform AI-assisted image recognition tasks at 4,500 images per minute while the Snapdragon 845 reaches 2,371.
The true extent of its performance gains will only be visible once devices powered by this chip hit the market. Huawei has confirmed that the upcoming Mate 20 will be the first device with this chip. Honor, Huawei’s sub-brand, is also working on a device that will launch with the Kirin 980.
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Huawei is due to launch a new flagship smartphone in the coming weeks. The company confirmed during its IFA 2018 press conference that the Huawei Mate 20 launch will take place on October 16th in London. It’s going to be the first smartphone to be powered by the company’s new Kirin 980 processor, the first mobile chip based on the 7nm process technology.
During its IFA 2018 press conference, Huawei confirmed that it’s going to officially unveil the Mate 20 series at an event in London on October 16th. The company also confirmed that this smartphone will be the first to use the Kirin 980 processor.
The company has unveiled the Kirin 980 processor at IFA 2018 as well. It appears to be quite a formidable rival to the Snapdragon 845 from Qualcomm, at least on paper. The Snapdragon 845 is currently the processor of choice for all non-Huawei flagship smartphones. It’s not the only device that Huawei has confirmed which will be powered by the Kirin 980. Honor, Huawei’s sub-brand, is working on a device powered by this processor as well.
The upcoming Huawei Mate 20 series will include the Mate 20, Mate 20 Lite, and the Mate 20 Pro. There may be a Porsche Design edition of the handset as well. Further details about the devices will be confirmed by Huawei at its event on October 16th.
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