Tuesday, November 26th 2019
MediaTek Announces Dimensity & Dimensity 1000 5G SoC
MediaTek today unveiled Dimensity, MediaTek's family of powerful 5G system-on-chips (SoCs) offering an unrivaled combination of connectivity, multimedia, AI and imaging innovations for premium and flagship smartphones.
The MediaTek Dimensity 5G chipset family brings smart and fast together to power the world's most capable 5G devices. Dimensity represents a step toward a new era of mobility - the fifth dimension - to spur industry innovation and let consumers unlock the possibilities of 5G connectivity.Dimensity 1000 is MediaTek's first 5G mobile SoC in its 5G family of chipsets. The single 5G chip solution, with its integrated 5G modem, is a brilliant combination of advanced technologies packed into a 7 nm chip and tuned for 5G performance.
"Our Dimensity series is a culmination of MediaTek's investment in 5G and positions us as a leader driving 5G development and innovation. Our 5G technology goes head-to-head with anyone in the industry," said MediaTek President Joe Chen.
"We chose the name Dimensity to highlight how our 5G solutions are driving new waves of innovation and experiences, much like the fabled fifth dimension," added Chen. "Our first announced chip, MediaTek Dimensity 1000, gives consumers a significantly faster, more intelligent and all-around incredible mobile experience."
The first Dimensity powered devices will start hitting the market in Q1 of 2020.
The Dimensity series integrates MediaTek's 5G modem in one compact design, delivering significant power savings compared to competing solutions.
The Dimensity 1000 5G SoC supports 5G two carrier aggregation (2CC CA) and boasts the world's fastest throughput SoC with 4.7 Gbps downlink and 2.5 Gbps uplink speeds over sub-6 GHz networks. The chipset is designed to support stand alone and non-stand alone (SA/NSA) sub-6 GHz networks, and includes multi-mode support for every cellular connectivity generation from 2G to 5G.
It also integrates the latest Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.1+ standards for the fastest and most efficient local wireless connectivity, offering more than 1 Gbps throughput in both downlink and uplink speeds
Dimensity 1000 is a performance powerhouse, pairing four Arm Cortex-A77 cores operating up to 2.6 GHz with four power-efficient Arm Cortex-A55 cores operating at up to 2.0 GHz. This design enables an optimal balance of high performance and power-efficiency. The chipset is also the world's first to pack Arm Mali-G77 GPU to enable seamless streaming and gaming at 5G speeds.
MediaTek's Dimensity 1000 also comes with a new MediaTek AI Processing Unit - APU 3.0 - with more than double the performance of the previous generation APU. It brings devices a significant performance boost at 4.5 TOPS.
Features and technology in the MediaTek Dimensity 1000 include:
Dimensity 1000 is designed for global sub-6 GHz 5G networks that are launching in Asia, North America and Europe. For more information and specifications visit the MediaTek Dimensity 5G solutions page.
The MediaTek Dimensity 5G chipset family brings smart and fast together to power the world's most capable 5G devices. Dimensity represents a step toward a new era of mobility - the fifth dimension - to spur industry innovation and let consumers unlock the possibilities of 5G connectivity.Dimensity 1000 is MediaTek's first 5G mobile SoC in its 5G family of chipsets. The single 5G chip solution, with its integrated 5G modem, is a brilliant combination of advanced technologies packed into a 7 nm chip and tuned for 5G performance.
"Our Dimensity series is a culmination of MediaTek's investment in 5G and positions us as a leader driving 5G development and innovation. Our 5G technology goes head-to-head with anyone in the industry," said MediaTek President Joe Chen.
"We chose the name Dimensity to highlight how our 5G solutions are driving new waves of innovation and experiences, much like the fabled fifth dimension," added Chen. "Our first announced chip, MediaTek Dimensity 1000, gives consumers a significantly faster, more intelligent and all-around incredible mobile experience."
The first Dimensity powered devices will start hitting the market in Q1 of 2020.
The Dimensity series integrates MediaTek's 5G modem in one compact design, delivering significant power savings compared to competing solutions.
The Dimensity 1000 5G SoC supports 5G two carrier aggregation (2CC CA) and boasts the world's fastest throughput SoC with 4.7 Gbps downlink and 2.5 Gbps uplink speeds over sub-6 GHz networks. The chipset is designed to support stand alone and non-stand alone (SA/NSA) sub-6 GHz networks, and includes multi-mode support for every cellular connectivity generation from 2G to 5G.
It also integrates the latest Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.1+ standards for the fastest and most efficient local wireless connectivity, offering more than 1 Gbps throughput in both downlink and uplink speeds
Dimensity 1000 is a performance powerhouse, pairing four Arm Cortex-A77 cores operating up to 2.6 GHz with four power-efficient Arm Cortex-A55 cores operating at up to 2.0 GHz. This design enables an optimal balance of high performance and power-efficiency. The chipset is also the world's first to pack Arm Mali-G77 GPU to enable seamless streaming and gaming at 5G speeds.
MediaTek's Dimensity 1000 also comes with a new MediaTek AI Processing Unit - APU 3.0 - with more than double the performance of the previous generation APU. It brings devices a significant performance boost at 4.5 TOPS.
Features and technology in the MediaTek Dimensity 1000 include:
- World's First Dual 5G SIM: With the world's first dual 5G SIM technology, in addition to support for services such as Voice over New Radio (VoNR), the 5G SoC delivers seamless connectivity across networks and offers consistent speeds.
- Most Power Efficient 5G Modem: The chipset's integrated 5G modem delivers extreme energy efficiency and is a more power efficient design than competing solutions. This compact, integrated design also lets brands use the extra space for other features like a bigger battery or larger camera sensors.
- Seamless Handover: With 5G carrier aggregation, the chipset posts higher average speeds and performs a seamless handover between two connection areas (high speed layer and coverage layer) for seamless high speed connections when users are on the go.
- Unparalleled Imaging: With the world's first five-core image signal processor (ISP) combined with MediaTek's Imagiq+ technology, Dimensity 1000 provides a truly extraordinary camera and video experience. The chipset supports 80MP cameras sensors at 24 frames per second and a range of multi-camera options such as 32+16MP dual cameras.
- Powerful APU Camera & Video Support: The APU supports advanced AI-camera enhancements for autofocus, auto exposure, auto white balance, noise reduction, high-dynamic-range (HDR) and facial detection, along with the world's first multi-frame video HDR capability.
- Stunning Graphics and Video: The chipset delivers stunning graphics with support for Full HD+ displays up to 120Hz and 2K+ up to 90Hz. Dimensity 1000 is the first mobile SoC to support Google AV1 format up to 4K resolution at 60fps, elevating the video streaming experience to new levels.
Dimensity 1000 is designed for global sub-6 GHz 5G networks that are launching in Asia, North America and Europe. For more information and specifications visit the MediaTek Dimensity 5G solutions page.
12 Comments on MediaTek Announces Dimensity & Dimensity 1000 5G SoC
Nice to see some more options for 5G, I'm torn though, I want the speed but not the price or infrastructure, it just brings George Orwell distopian futures closer, damn pro-con future, tut.
As for "connected everything"... We'll get used to it. And most will love it. ;-)
Doesn't make it a "good" thing. But connectivity can come with privacy too, just a question of ig it will. And that hope is rapidly diminishing daily.
If an attempt to troll, okay fine, got my tin foil hat
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In dense communities you're surrounded by thousands of phones. When you're in an office and 100 other people have mobile phones, they already "fry your brain" more than 20 phones glued to your face.
Phones are responsible for just a tiny fraction of EM field intensity. IoT will be even less severe. We're talking about small, mostly battery-powered devices.
We've been hearing about mobile devices "frying brains" pretty much since GSM became mainstream.
Still, it sounds a bit better than steam engine being the work of a devil.
Or that wind farms cause deformities and miscarriages: wcfn.org/2014/03/31/windfarms-vertebrates-and-reproduction/
Frequency equally matters, if not more. Low power chronic exposure(WiFi - 24/7) is supposably more dangerous than high-power temporary exposure, because low power bypasses natural defenses that were designed for radiation spikes from various phenomena such as lightning strikes which produce very short but massive bursts.
Those radar sites weren't beaming people's homes, they were aimed at the sky to detect missiles, ICBMs and airplanes.
Over the horizon radar, which bounces off the ionosphere may reach the ground, but is very far away, it's hard to gauge the effects of that though.
5G beamforming will use phased array antennas and will focus the radiation to the phone, and phones usually with a person, so you're basically attracting even more radiation to you.
It doesn't turn off when you go to sleep, nothing does, unless you do it on purpose, for WiFi from router and phone it's possible, but what about your neightbours.
I will not comment on anything else you've written. It's a bit flat-Earth-ish and it's not the right place nor am I interested in such discussion.
The obvious and true observation is that technology makes life easier, safer and - most importantly - longer. And because it's longer, more of us die from random health problems - cancer being the most obvious example (but also car crashes).
Even if (and I repeat: EVEN IF) communication-related radiation has any plausible impact on cancer frequency, it's almost impossible that it has a negative impact on health or life expectancy.
Where on earth did you find that?
There are legit concerns with 5G rollout and none of them involve frying people's brains, please don't dillute the legit complaints with that BS.