The LG NUCLUN 2 Enters Trial Production With Intel's 14nm And TSMC's 16nm Node Claims Source - sanderpord1983

Arsenic we move towards 2020, things have started to suit engrossing again in the world of floating hardware. We've got two great offerings from Samsung and Qualcomm in the form of the Exynos 8890 and the Snapdragon 820, both of which are supposed to debut along the Samsung Extragalactic nebula S7 and the Galaxy S7 in February. But while most of the media attention is professional towards the ii chipmaking giants, else manufacturers are also eager to naturally occurring their offerings to the market, and one of these is LG. The Korean ship's company's NUCLUN 2 has been popping up hither and there and today we've manged to uncover just about much information about the chipset. Say on a lower floor to find out more.

LG's NUCLUN 2 Details Surface; Trial Production Commences At Intel And TSMC?

Patc the hearsay mill is full of leaks and speculations surrounding Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S7 smartphones and otherwise mainstream devices and processors, we haven't seen that much information surface about LG's plans for the next NUCLUN. Simply what little information has surfaced is very interesting indeed. We've been hearing about a collaboration 'tween Intel and LG for the processor and now's news also makes similar claims.

But in front we get into that, lets take a look at what the NUCLUN 2 should be expected to offer. The mainframe will be an octa core offering, according to information straight out of Taiwan and will embody using ARM's Cortex A53 and Cerebral mantle A72 cores in a big.LITTLE configuration. IT bequeath also be united with Intel's XMM 7360 Baseband, which should allow the chipset to financial support LTE Cat. 10 with 450Mbps and tri-bearer integration.

Coming towards Intel, now's source also claims that trial production for the NUCLUN 2 has started at both the US chipmaking titan's and the Taiwanese TSMC's facilities. Both of them will be using slimly polar manufacturing processes, with TSMC to producer the NUCLUN 2 on its 16nm node while Intel to employ the 14nm node. As far atomic number 3 frequencies go, inclined its relative advantage in process yields, Intel has managed to achieve a frequency of 2.4GHz which is quite a impressive surrendered nowadays's standard of mobile processor performance. TSMC on the other hand is seeing frequencies of 2.1GHz, which aren't disappointing either.

If today's information is even off, then things cause started to move rather nicely when IT comes to the NUCLUN 2. If Intel really is achieving neat mobile processor yields and the partnership between LG and the US producer very is secure, and then we might cost about to witness yet another big change in the mobile world. But unless things become much unencumbered or we receive any official world, we're going to have to throw this into the ever expansive rumor locker. Thoughts? Let us have it off what you think in the comments section below and stay tuned for the latest.

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