Huawei has just dropped some exciting news by announcing the Huawei Nova 12 and Nova 12 Pro phones. But wait, there’s more! Inside these sleek devices, you’ll find not one but two new System-on-Chips (SoCs) – the HiSilicon Kirin 830 and Kirin 720.

Now, before we dive into the details, let’s make one thing clear: information on these chips is a bit like assembling a puzzle from scattered pieces. But fear not, we’ve got the lowdown on what we know so far.

A Step Back in Process

First things first, let’s talk about the manufacturing process. It seems like both the HiSilicon Kirin 830 and Kirin 720 are built on SMIC’s 14nm process. You might be wondering why that matters. Well, it’s a bit of a step back when most chips are moving towards smaller and more power-efficient processes. So, we’re curious to see how these chips will perform in terms of battery life and efficiency.

Powerful Cores and Upgraded Everything

Now, for the juicy stuff – the specs. While details are still somewhat sketchy, it looks like both SoCs will be rocking ARM Cortex A76 and A78 CPUs. These are some serious cores that should bring a nice boost in performance.

But that’s not all. These new chips are also rumored to come with upgraded GPUs (that’s the part of the chip responsible for graphics), ISPs (for handling image processing), and 5G modems. That’s right, 5G is still very much on Huawei’s radar.

Keep Your Eyes Peeled

Before we get too carried away, remember that these details are based on leaks and bits of information floating around. We’ll have to wait a bit longer for the full picture. So, if you’re as excited as we are to see how these new Kirin chips will perform, stay tuned! We’ll be keeping a close watch on any updates, and you’ll be the first to know.

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