It is reported that MediaTek Tianji 9200 was released earlier than Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, and the first new phone is scheduled for late November.

Thank you, CTOnews.com netizen Taiji, for your clues delivery! CTOnews.com news on October 22, as time comes to the fourth quarter, there is more and more news about Qualcomm and MediaTek's latest flagship mobile platform. According to digital blogger @ Digital chat Station today, MediaTek's iterative platform is making good progress. Tianji 9200 was released earlier than Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, and the first new phone is scheduled for late November.

The blogger also revealed that the new Tianji 8200 is also tentatively scheduled for the end of the year, much faster than the new Snapdragon 7 series platform that uses TSMC's N4 process.

CTOnews.com learned that Tianji 9200 is expected to be the next generation of the Tianji 9000 series and the new flagship mobile platform of MediaTek.

At present, more information about Tianji 9200 is not clear. Based on past experience, the CPU super core of Tianji 9200 is expected to adopt ARM's latest Cortex-X3 macronucleus. Take Cortex-X3 as an example, the L2 cache is upgraded to 1MB, the number of instructions per cycle of the decoder is increased to 6, and the number of out-of-order execution windows is also upgraded to 320.

In terms of GPU, Tianji 9200 is expected to adopt ARM's new Immortalis-G715 flagship GPU. Compared with the previous generation of Mali-G710,Immortalis-G715, the performance is improved by 15%, the energy efficiency is improved by 15%, and the machine learning performance is improved by two times. In addition, the biggest highlight of Immortalis-G715 is the support for hardware-level mobile light chase.