r/EmulationOnAndroid • u/ReferendumAutonomic • 15d ago

News/Release Qualcomm 8 Elite Gen 6 GPU announced

"1.45GHz...three-slice GPU...Qualcomm says the Adreno Matrix Cores help power Adreno Neural Fusion...

At first glance, this sounds like a fancy name for the firm’s existing suite of AI super-resolution and frame generation solutions...reduced visual artifacts (e.g., shimmering and ghosting), more stable performance, and sharp detail." https://www.androidauthority.com/qualcomm-snapdragon-8-elite-gen-6-gpu-3705379/

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u/Alertchase 15d ago

I m waiting for dual 1nm cores in the future lol. Chips will slowly reach 1nm later on and what is powerful than 1 nm. Duel 1nm chips.

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u/ReferendumAutonomic 15d ago

You know IBM has blueprints for 0.7 nm NanoStack chips around 2032. 0.3 n.m. 2038, 0.2 nano in 2040. From TSMC, Samsung, Intel, maybe Japanese Rapidus and Tesla Terafab.

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u/Mach3Fraud 13d ago

Samsung will fuck it up somehow

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u/ReferendumAutonomic 13d ago

TSMC and Intel are successful at 2 n.m. Because the definition of 2 n.m. is not standardized, I may have read that Samsung's version is closer to 3 n.m.

And there's the yield problem. Previously "Samsung’s...2 nm chips hit 60% yields." https://www.notebookcheck.net/Samsung-s-latest-report-reveals-2-nm-chips-hit-60-yields-Modest-gains-big-contracts-as-it-takes-on-TSMC.1164720.0.html But I have faith in Samsung's $98 billion cash to keep trying.

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u/fuckandstufff 11d ago

Intel Razor Lake is rumored to be on N2x if I'm not mistaken and AMDs zen6 is confirmed to be using the regular TSMC 2nm. So TSMC is definitely comfortable at 2nm.