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Huawei Mate 90 series reportedly to feature new Kirin 2026 chip based on Tao (τ)Law
Huawei's Mate 90 series is expected to launch this autumn, featuring the new Kirin 2026 chipset based on the company's recently introduced Tao (τ) Law. This new chipset, debuting in autumn 2026, will utilize Logic Folding technology to enhance performance and increase transistor density by 53.5%, achieving 238 MTr/mm² compared to the previous Kirin 9030 Pro.
Key points
- Huawei planning to launch Mate 90 series in autumn 2023.
- The new Kirin 2026 chip is based on the Tao (τ) Law introduced in May 2023.
- Tao (τ) Law aims to reduce system time constant (τ) and improve semiconductor performance.
- Kirin 2026 will implement Logic Folding technology for better performance.
- Kirin 2026 is expected to increase transistor density from 155 MTr/mm² to 238 MTr/mm², a 53.5% increase over the Kirin 9030 Pro.
Why it matters
- The trend towards higher transistor density aligns with global efforts to enhance semiconductor capabilities due to demand for faster computing.
- In 2025, the emphasis will be on advanced chip architectures and manufacturing innovations following ongoing technological competitions.
The upcoming Kirin 2026 chipset represents Huawei's commitment to semiconductor innovation, leveraging new technologies to meet future demands in performance and efficiency.