Taipei : , A Taiwanese chip maker is reportedly planning on launching its ARM-based chips to Windows-powered computers within a few years. MediaTek is already a player in this segment.MediaTek offers entry-level and low-end chips for Chromebooks
Apple has proven that it is possible.”The Wintel partnership has been going on so long must have been under pressure.When there is pressure there are opportunities for companies such as ours,” Eric Fisher, vice president of corporate sales and business development, XDADevelopers reported.
In 2019, the chip manufacturer also built 5G modems to support Intel-powered computers and entered into partnership.
Filogic 130A and Filogic 130A were unveiled Friday by the company.These system-on-chips are (SoCs) that combine a microprocessor, AI engine and Wi-Fi 6 subsystems with a power management unit and (PMU), all in one chip.
Filogic 130A integrates an audio digital sign processor that allows device manufacturers to add voice assistants to their products.
Filogic 130A and 130A support Wi-Fi 6 1T1R connectivity, dual-band Wi-Fi 2.4GHz or 5GHz as well advanced WiFi features like target wake time (TWT), MIMO, OFDMA, QoS, and WPA3 WiFi security.
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