ARM Busts Out 28nm Cortex-A9 Processor, Reaches 2.5GHz

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2 Sep, 2010 6:47 pm

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While we’re just breaking the 1GHz barrier on current Smartphones and to-be announced tablets we’re given a peak into the future of one particular ARM branch. GlobalFoundries, with AMD’s help, has busted out a 28nm Cortex-A9 processor with performance clocking in from 2GHz and reaching speedy heights of 2.5GHz and maybe even 2.8GHz with a “voltage overdrive”.

There’s word on production in Q4 this year but no word on when we’ll actually see these chips being used. Beyond that, GlobalFoundries detailed their roadmap for future processors with 20nm technology on the horizon and will be available to customers in 2013.

Source: Engadget and Bit-tech


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  • sola

    If only Nvidia could out its Tegra3 SOC on the Globalfoundries 28nm process.

    Without this, I don’t know how they will adhere to their “2x the performance of Tegra2″ promise.

  • sola

    If only Nvidia could out its Tegra3 SOC on the Globalfoundries 28nm process.

    Without this, I don’t know how they will adhere to their “2x the performance of Tegra2″ promise.