Snapdragon 855 Rumors: Qualcomm Already Working On 7nm Chipset Codenamed As Hana V1.0

Rumours of the Qualcomm’s upcoming flagship, Snapdragon 845 chipset have surfaced recently. It is expected to power Samsung’s Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+ smartphones in 2018. The speculations have it that the Snapdragon 845 will come with a 10nm chipset. While there is no information about the releas of Snapdragon 845,  a new tip from Roland Quandt suggests that the company has just started taking a shot at Snapdragon 855. Rumours further revealed that the Snapdragon 855 will be a 7nm chipset.

It has been likewise uncovered that the Snapdragon 845 that is portrayed as “a complex SoC of a most recent versatile processor (SDM 845) claimed by Qualcomm” is codenamed as Napali v2.0. The Snapdragon 855 is depicted “a most recent processor (SDM855 arrangement) claimed by Qualcomm” and it is codenamed as Hana v1.0.

Reports have also uncovered that the South Korean giant won’t make 7nm chipsets for Qualcomm. The last has apparently has picked Taiwan-based TSMC for building the Snapdragon 855 chipset. In earlier rumours, it has also been speculated that the upcoming SoC would apparently control the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S and Galaxy Note smartphones coming 2019.

Different bits of gossip have uncovered that the Snapdragon 855 will accompany a few improvements over the SD 845 chip. Chinese tipster Roland Quandt has beforehand guaranteed that the Snapdragon 855 will be introduced with 30 to 40 percent better execution, enhanced AI capacities and improved power production than the SD 845.

What’s new in the SD 855 is that device powering it are also guessed to accompany ultrasonic unique mark scanners installed under the show. Despite the fact that this innovation is as of now accessible on some the current Snapdragon chipsets, its execution relied upon enhancing Snapdragon 845 and with the entry of Snapdragon 855, this innovation is required to end up a standard in 2019. Bits of gossip recommend that the Snapdragon 855 may get authoritatively revealed in Q4 2018.

Rumors of Snapdragon 855 should be taken with a pinch of salt as Qualcomm has not made any official statement regarding the release of Snapdragon 845 yet.