News Lenovo's in-house Arm chip could rival Qualcomm and MediaTek, spotted in Yoga Pad Pro 2-in-1 convertible

[Admin]

Lenovo is reportedly working on a custom in-house SoC for its Yoga Pad Pro family, rumored to be built on TSMC's 5nm process.

Lenovo's in-house Arm chip could rival Qualcomm and MediaTek, spotted in Yoga Pad Pro 2-in-1 convertible : Read more

 

[cyrusfox]

Android OS right? Would be more interesting if Microsoft opened up the platform to more ARM attempts. but as Quallcomm launch saw limited success (platform was way too expensive), personally interested to see how these fair if put on the same OS. I would expect a N150 class chip to still beat them in performance, but perhaps not in graphics or battery life. We need lunar lake like efficiency at the bottom of the market. Maybe Panther lake will give a low end sku.

 

[thestryker]

Android OS right? Would be more interesting if Microsoft opened up the platform to more ARM attempts.

Qualcomm had/has an exclusivity deal, but I'm not sure the terms have ever been made public. In theory it should be ended already or ending this year which would open things up a lot as long as someone was willing to do driver work.