![]() ![]() ![]() These chips, as Notebookcheck observes, could appear in either laptop or desktop form factors, providing this “extremely promising” performance to a wide variety of PCs and devices. This upcoming Hamoa chip could end up being the first fruits of this acquisition, and is possibly being delayed by Qualcomm’s ongoing legal feud with ARM. So where does all this promising performance come from? Well, the tweets say this new chip is “based on the Nuvia Phoenix design,” a CPU core architecture that is made by a startup company that includes ex-Apple and ex-Google processor engineers - and was purchased by Qualcomm in 2021. In other news: Qualcomm's working on a 2024 desktop chip codename 'Hamoa' with up to 12 (8P+4E) in-house cores (based on the Nuvia Phoenix design), similar mem/cache config as M1, explicit support for dGPUs and performance that is 'extremely promising', according to my sources. Microsoft has new tools to encourage the transition to ARM PCs Why Windows on ARM still couldn’t catch up this yearĪsus’ new 2-in-1 is powered by ARM and costs only $600 ![]()
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