Mediatek unveils its first ARMv9 smartphone chip for advanced handsets Mediatek rolled out what could be the first chip based on the Armv9, which is the ARM's first architectural upgrade in a decade. The Dimensity 9000 is, as Mediatek company's CEO Rick Tsai previously stated, the company's "entry in the flagship segment." The chip is also the company's first aimed at pricey smartphones. …
One ultra core will be for government's sole use, to quickly scan your device without you noticing and figuring out what you are up to.
If you are good then government will let you use super cores, otherwise you will be downgraded to littlest, so you get frustrated when writing anti government messages on social media that you will throw away your phone and then after few days of no internet you will admit yourself to mental health facility.
Who cares about nanometers? Thinking they represent anything more than marketing fluff is wrong.
Have you checked the performance graph? They claim it's slower than this year's flagship SOC even though it has ARMV9 and 4 NM. Unless they have a microscopic TDP, then this process node is simply immature and inefficient.
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