The Korean brand ‘Samsung’ has finally debuted its first 3-nm chip, the Exynos W1000. The brand has built the chipset using its most advanced fabrication process, which will potentially be used in the Galaxy Watch 7 and the Galaxy Watch Ultra.
The newly debuted Exynos W1000 is made using Samsung Electronics’s second-generation 3nm, probably the SF3 process, and it features a powerful CPU with five cores: 1x Cortex-A78 and 4x Coretex-A55.
The Korean giant claims that the new CPU offers 2.7 times faster app launch times compared to the Exynos W930 and permits faster app switching. Single-core performance is 3.4x faster, while multi-core performance is 3.7x faster. It uses ARM’s Mali-G68 MP2 GPU and is also compatible with drive screens with resolutions up to 640 x 640 pixels. The chipset also features integrated 32GB of internal storage.
The Korean giant has used many new and advanced technologies to reduce its size and upgrade its performance, as well as efficiency, to enhance seamless performance. It has used fan-out panel-level packaging (FOPLP) technology, especially to enhance power efficiency and heat dissipation.
Samsung has embedded RAM and storage on top of a similar chip using embedded package-on-package (ePOP) technology. System-in-package (SIP) technology is also included, which embeds the power management integrated chip (PMIC) into the same package. The latest Exynos W1000 also features 2.5D Always on Display (AoD) for improved watch faces with higher details, better colors in the AoD mode, Bluetooth LE for audio, and LPDDR5 RAM for even further power savings.
The connectivity features are as follows: 4G LTE, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi b/g/n, GPS, and NFC. It was already reported that the newly launched Exynos W1000 will be used in the upcoming Galaxy Watch 7 and the Galaxy Watch Ultra.
