Major manufacturers of system-on-a-chips as Qualcomm, Nvidia and Broadcom reportedly have their roadmap adapted to 64bit chips early. Such socs could in the first half of next year should appear.
The big soc companies would the 64bit plans a higher priority given after the release of Apple’s A7 soc, the iPhone 5S, iPad Air and iPad Mini with Retina display. The 64bit support that chip was one of the big surprises of the A7. The manufacturers now seek to hooks on that hardware specs, writes Digitimes. ARM introduced the Cortex A50 chips based on the 64-bit ARMv8 architecture in 2012.
About Samsung were already rumors around that the to 64bit support for Exynos chips worked. That socs would include the Galaxy S5 should have power. The advent of 64bit to cheaper chips will likely be slightly longer. A leading manufacturer of cheaper socs, MediaTek is probably in the two half of 2014 with 64bit chips. This manufacturer focuses preliminary on octacores with regard to its powerful socs, as well as other ‘budgetfabrikant’ Allwinner, where a lot of competitors who are planning precisely in a low profile seem to have set.
