A roadmap predicts the launches of upcoming Qualcomm and MediaTek chips

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Interestingly, a research conducted by an investment bank has provided with a roadmap of the upcoming Qualcomm and MediaTek chipsets and some more details as well.

A Weibo user posted the roadmap wherein we see the next-gen 5nm based Qualcomm chip will be launching Snapdragon 875G sometime in the Q1 2021. What’s more interesting is that it says that the chip will be based on the Samsung’s 5nm EUV process.

A roadmap predicts the launches of upcoming  Qualcomm and MediaTek chips

Although initial rumours had proven that TSMC would continue be the supplier of the silicon. Then we see the prediction suggesting the immediate launch of the mid-range Snapdragon 735G chipset which also based on the same 5nm EUV process.

Surprisingly, there’s a mention of an entry-level Snapdragon 435G chipset as well which should debut at almost the same time. The prediction also suggests a timeline for MediaTek chips as well. In Q3 of 2020 itself, we should see the launch of Dimensity 600 based on the 7nm process.

Now there’s the mention of the Dimensity 400 which is expected to land at the beginning of next year and it seems to be 6nm chipset, another strange prediction. Also, there’s the mention of the 5G-enabled 5nm flagship SoC from MediaTek which will land in Q2 2021.

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