MediaTek is finally set to deliver a bonafide flagship
chipset in the form of the Dimensity 2000. The Dimensity 2000 will do battle
with the Snapdragon 898 and Exynos 2200 and could even come out on top
efficiency-wise, thanks to TSMC's 4 nm manufacturing process.
Last week, word surfaced indicating MediaTek's plans to
release the Dimensity 2000, an SoC expected to do battle with Qualcomm's
upcoming Snapdragon 898 while having the advantage of lower cost. It appears
the Dimensity 2000 could also trounce the Snapdragon 898 in another major
aspect.
Going by a new report, the Dimensity 2000 will be built on
MediaTek's 4 nm node. This isn't brand new information, either, as it
corroborates our report from July about MediaTek's plan to beat Qualcomm to the
punch by using a world-first 4 nm manufacturing process built by TSMC. The
chipset in question looks set to be the Dimensity 2000.
This would be an impressive move by MediaTek, as TSMC's
nodes have had a solid advantage over Samsung's for a while now. The Snapdragon
888 and Exynos 2100, for example, were both built on Samsung's 5 nm process and
suffered from lackluster efficiency. TSMC's fabs have been better in that
regard recently, and that advantage can be expected to carry over to the 4 nm
process.
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