Upcoming Huawei Kirin chip could have ‘1+5+2’ core architecture

Huawei seemingly has some new Kirin chip products in the pipeline and one of these might have a “1+5+2” powerful core architecture. That says a new input regarding the upcoming Kirin processor and its robust performance capabilities for devices.

According to Weibo tipster @FixedFocus, Huawei has a new Kirin chip for which, the estimated core architecture could be ‘1+5+2’. Thus the octa-core processor is likely to have 1 large performance core, 5 medium cores, and 2 small efficient cores.

After the alleged configuration, a few netizens said that the scale seems interesting and the number of large cores might increase in the time ahead to improve performance aspects. The power consumption of TSV130 could be better than before.

Huawei Kirin chip leak (Image Credits: Weibo)

Perhaps the upcoming Huawei Kirin chip may offer boastful functioning and power efficiency to devices. We could also find the above-mentioned core counts with the alleged Kirin 9010 processor or the 9100 chips that have been in rumors for a long.

Major details of the upcoming Kirin chips are still behind the doors. One can only obtain precise details about the internal parameters of this new chip once it becomes official and appears in the approaching flagship devices. But it’s unclear if the P70 or the Mate 70 series will accompany the mysterious chip on board.

Huawei Kirin chip leak (Image Credits: Weibo)

Weeks ago, a 5nm Kirin chip with its specs sheet surfaced online and seemed to be the Kirin 9010 processor. It also has an octa-core frame but varies in distribution.

Huawei Kirin 9000s 5G

The Kirin 9000s came on the ground as a huge surprise for Huawei fans. It has a core structure of 1+4+3 and supports the Maleoon 910 MP4 GPU (Graphics Processing Unit). The 7nm process-based chipset provides excellent performance to users.

• 4 x 1.53GHz Cortex-A510 + 3 x 2.15GHz Taishan Mid + 1 x 2.62GHz Taishan Big

Huawei has stopped promoting its Kirin chips on official launch events. Yet, we can expect some more input on this subject in the coming days.