MediaTek: Up to now, Dimensity series 5G mobile platforms have supported 64-bit applications

IT House reported on June 23 that in the first half of this month, the Gold Label Alliance released a report saying that from July 1, 2022, mainstream app stores such as OPPO, vivo, and Xiaomi, members of the Gold Label Alliance,Do not allow new game apps to be listed separately for 32-bit packageswhich can support uploading in a compatible package or a dual package.

In this regard, MediaTek issued a document today saying that as early as 2014, when the Android system first began to release the 64-bit version, MediaTek launched SoC products with 64-bit mobile computing capabilities at the first time.Up to now, MediaTek Dimensity series 5G mobile platforms have supported 64-bit applications.

IT House learned that MediaTek said that MediaTek and Arm will simultaneously use the v9 architecture to continue to build 64-bit high-performance and energy-efficient mobile platforms, and gradually accelerate the full popularization of 64-bit SoCs in the market.

Just yesterday, MediaTek also released the Dimensity 9000+ flagship 5G mobile platform.Dimensity 9000+ uses TSMC 4nm process and Armv9 architecturethe octa-core CPU includes 1 Arm Cortex-X2 super core with a main frequency of up to 3.2GHz, 3 Arm Cortex-A710 large cores and 4 Arm Cortex-A510 energy efficiency cores, with Arm Mali-G710 ten-core GPU.

In addition, according to the Gold Label Alliance announcement, from October 1, 2022,Update packages for apps (except games) do not allow separate updates of 32-bit app packages, which can support compatibility pack or dual pack update. From December 1st,Update packages for game apps no longer allow separate updates of 32-bit packagesmust support compatibility pack or dual pack update.

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