Rockchip's 8nm octa-core RK3588 set to debut in Q1 of 2020

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Rockchip announced a new 8-core mobile SoC yesterday. The RK3588 will feature four ARM Cortex-A55 cores and four ARM Cortex-A76 cores and will be manufactured on an 8nm process. Rockchip claims that the new manufacturing process will increase performance by up to 30% while reducing power consumption by 40%.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Rockchip-s-8nm-octa-core-RK3588-set-to-debut-in-Q1-of-2020.419239.0.html

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Here is the summary of the announcement:

RK3588

– SoC
– 8nm processing
– Quad A76 + quad A55
– 4K UI
– NPU 2.0

– Multimedia
– 8K VPU
– ISP 2.0
– VOP 2.0
– Rich interfaces

– Applications
– General computing
– Edge computing
– Multimedia processing

RK3530

– Quad A55 CPU + Mali G52 GPU
– Suppport large DDR3, LPDDR4/LPDDR4x
– VPU 2.0, support 4K HDR, H264/265/AVS2
– HDMI/USB 3.0/SATA/GbE
– Samples available in Q3 2019

RV1109

– Dual core CPU, NPU 2.0, 14nm
– ISP2.0, dual camera input and processing
– VPU 2.0, 4K H264/265 encoding/decoding
– Samples available in Q4 2019

RK2108:

– ARM M4F + Audio DSP
– High freqence, large storage, high integration, ultra low power
– For voice/audio apllications, MCU applications
– Samples available in Q3 2019

RK912

– QFN 40
– Board level design
– WLAN802.11 b/g/n
– MP in Q2

www.96rocks.com/blog/2019/04/24/rockchip-roadmap-rk3588-rk3530-and-more/

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