World’s first 64-bit ARM processor for Android, Nexus 8 will be powerful

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Nvidia has reported that it will be uncovering another 64-bit rendition of their Tegra K1, titled the K1 Denver, at the tech meeting HOT CHIPS. With this new CPU showed up for be fueling the new Nexus 8 (otherwise known as Nexus 9), we're extremely energized, and you ought to be as well. Here's the reason. 

The Denver CPU is a 64-bit ARM v8-perfect processor with "extraordinary execution and productivity", says Nvidia. It's the initial 64-bit CPU for Android, with the most astounding single-center CPU throughput, offering industry-driving 64-bit execution in single and multi-strung applications, and for multitasking. 


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The Kepler-Class chip, as Nvidia puts it, has "7-way superscalar microarchitecture (up to 7 simultaneous micro-ops can be executed every clock), and incorporates a 128kb 4-way L1 direction reserve, a 64kb 4-way L1 information store, and a 2mb 16-way L2 store, which benefits both centers."

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What does this all mean? Essentially it implies that cell phones utilizing the Denver 64-bit Tegra K1 chip can offer PC-level execution in applications and web-perusing, with stretched out battery life to boot. It will likewise further help content creation and, obviously, offer new potential outcomes for versatile gaming. A couple of days prior @upleaks tweeted that the Google Nexus 8 (Nexus 9) will offer a 64-bit Tegra processor and we think this will be the Tegra K1 Denver. 

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This is to a great degree uplifting news for the Nexus 8 as it will exploit this jump in execution, possibly making it a standout amongst the most alluring tablets available. Nvidia has affirmed it is now taking a shot at Android L for the Tegra K1 Denver, importance the probability of this chip showing up in the following Nexus model running the following variant of Android, which will be the first to backing 64-bit processing, is as near to affirmed as it is conceivable to get. On the off chance that you need to know all the more, here is our article on the greater part of the Nexus 8 (Nexus 9) news, specs and gossipy tidbits. 

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Source: Nvidia