Samsung Exynos 9820 Application Processor Supports 2 Gbps LTE, 8K Videos, UFS 3.0 Storage

Samsung has just unveiled a new high-end Exynos processor that comes with an enhanced NPU (Neural Processing Unit), and an LTE Advanced Pro modem supporting 2.0 Gbps downloads.

Exynos 9820 is a tri-cluster octa-core processor with two custom Arm cores, two Cortex-A75 cores, and four Cortex-A55 cores coupled with an Arm Mali-G76 MP12, and manufactured using Samsung’s latest 8nm LPP FinFET process, which reduces power consumption by up to 10 percent compared to 10nm LPP process.

Exynos 9820Samsung Exynos 9820 key features and specifications:

  • CPU – Dual-core custom CPU +  dual-core Cortex-A75 + quad-core Cortex-A55
  • GPU – ARM Mali-G76 MP12
  • Integrated NPU
  • Memory I/F – LPDDR4x
  • Storage I/F – UFS 3.0, UFS 2.1
  • Display – WQUXGA (3840×2400), 4K UHD (4096×2160)
  • Cellular Connectivity
    • LTE Modem – LTE-Advanced Pro Cat.20 8CA 2Gbps (DL) / Cat.20 3CA 316Mbps (UL)
    • 4×4 Multiple-Input, Multiple-Output (MIMO), 256-QAM (Quadrature Amplitude Modulation), and Enhanced Licensed-Assisted Access (eLAA) technology.
  • Camera – Up to 22MP rear camera, up to 22MP front-facing camera, 16MP+16MP dual camera
  • Video -8K 30fps or 4K UHD 150fps encoding and decoding with 10-bit HEVC(H.265), H.264, VP9
  • Process – 8nm LPP FinFET

tri-cluster exynos 9820

Beside the high-speed LTE modem, and 8nm manufacturing process, Exynos 9820 is the first mobile application processor to support the latest UFS 3.0 embedded flash storage with read speeds of up to 2.4 Gbps, and 8K video decoding and encoding.

Compared to the earlier Exynos 9810, Samsung Exynos 9820’s new fourth-generation custom core delivers around 20-percent improvement in single core performance or 40-percent in power efficiency, while multi-core performance has increased by around 15 percent, and the Mali-G76 GPU cores deliver a 40-percent performance boost or 35-percent power savings.

Mass production of  the Exynos 9 Series 9820 should start by the end of this year, and should be found in the upcoming Galaxy S10 smartphone. Visit the product page for a few more details.

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blu
blu
5 years ago

Could this be a mongoose 4?..

js0x0
js0x0
5 years ago

Andrei from Anandtech seems to think so.

m][sko
5 years ago

Dual-core custom CPU + dual-core Cortex-A75
OMG
they just can’t make it simple

willy
willy
5 years ago

Marketing-wise it’s excellent! It basically means “the topmost core our competitors use powers the medium cores in our CPU since we can do much better”. Even the image says it all : “look, two strong custom cores, and some uninteresting stuff below”. The uninteresting stuff is “just” a pair of A75 that many of use would dream to find on an affordable SBC!

blu
blu
5 years ago

Heh, indeed!

theguyuk
theguyuk
5 years ago

With the constant churn of smartphone SoC, it is a same these designs cannot be easily adapted to SBC or TV box in later years. Giving them a TV out etc, their old tech is still years ahead of budget SBC or TV box.

blu
blu
5 years ago
Laurent
Laurent
5 years ago

I hope some of these upcoming notebooks will have Linux support. Something I alas doubt.

blu
blu
5 years ago

If you’re ok with dual-booting or with GPU-less VMs, there’re several chrombooks on the market right now.

theguyuk
theguyuk
5 years ago

Fair point!

Mind you the smartphone market is declining, just as the tablet market did. Samsung experiment with Dex for Linux desktop. While you can movie cast from your phone. What next a smartphone with TV box mode, you can answer and take calls on by Bluetooth while rest of family continue sharing the movie or show?
Phone suppliers are already saying 5g can replace home broadband here in UK when it comes ( yet to be proved

willy
willy
5 years ago

> Phone suppliers are already saying 5g can replace home broadband here in UK when it comes ( yet to be proved
Where I leave, the cable operator who has finally been fired for not properly maintaining his network came back with offers of 4G+ internet accesses with ads everywhere in the city! They for sure knows how bad the internet works here, they’ve arranged this mess themselves! Many people will believe it was a matter of technology and will probably switch…

Khadas VIM4 SBC