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삼성전자와 모바일 프로세서 개발사 ARM사의 고위 임원이 19일 회동을 한 것으로 알려졌다.
ARM사의 한 고위 관계자는 “삼성전자와 ARM은 내년 삼성전자의 스마트 폰에 장착될 64비트 프로세서에 대해 의견을 나누는 것으로 알고 있다,”라고 전하며, “스마트 홈 기기에 쓰일 마이크로 콘트롤러 공급에 대한 의견도 나눴을 것이다,” 라고 밝혔다.
이번 삼성전자와 회동을 가진 ARM사의 임원 중에는 안토니오 비아나 (Antonio Viana) 커머셜 및 글로벌 개발 담당 부사장이 포함되어 있는 것으로 알려 졌다.
안토니오 비아나 부사장은 삼성동 코엑스에서 열린 ARM Technology Symposia 2013 참석차 한국을 방문했으며, 행사에서 기조연설을 했다.
ARM 관계자는 “2년 뒤에는 128 비트 칩이 시장에서 사용 되지 않을까 생각한다,”고 밝히며, “단순히 한가지 가능성일 뿐,” 이라고 일축하면서도 “아이폰의 지문인식 기술에서 얼굴인식 기반 기술로 옮겨가는 것처럼 기술이 발전함에 따라 칩의 성능은 계속해서 발전 할 수 밖에 없는 구조,”라고 덧붙였다. (코리아헤럴드 김영원 기자)
ARM사의 한 고위 관계자는 “삼성전자와 ARM은 내년 삼성전자의 스마트 폰에 장착될 64비트 프로세서에 대해 의견을 나누는 것으로 알고 있다,”라고 전하며, “스마트 홈 기기에 쓰일 마이크로 콘트롤러 공급에 대한 의견도 나눴을 것이다,” 라고 밝혔다.
이번 삼성전자와 회동을 가진 ARM사의 임원 중에는 안토니오 비아나 (Antonio Viana) 커머셜 및 글로벌 개발 담당 부사장이 포함되어 있는 것으로 알려 졌다.
안토니오 비아나 부사장은 삼성동 코엑스에서 열린 ARM Technology Symposia 2013 참석차 한국을 방문했으며, 행사에서 기조연설을 했다.
ARM 관계자는 “2년 뒤에는 128 비트 칩이 시장에서 사용 되지 않을까 생각한다,”고 밝히며, “단순히 한가지 가능성일 뿐,” 이라고 일축하면서도 “아이폰의 지문인식 기술에서 얼굴인식 기반 기술로 옮겨가는 것처럼 기술이 발전함에 따라 칩의 성능은 계속해서 발전 할 수 밖에 없는 구조,”라고 덧붙였다. (코리아헤럴드 김영원 기자)
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Samsung expected to release 64-bit smartphone soon
By Kim Young-won and Shin Ji-hye
Samsung Electronics and ARM, a mobile application processor designer, fine-tuned their plan to equip the upcoming Galaxy S5 smartphone with a 64-bit processor, sources said on Tuesday.
“Executives from Samsung and ARM had a meeting today. They discussed the ARM 64-bit chip, which is expected to be used in Samsung’s smartphone next year,” said a senior manager from the U.K.-based firm.
He added that “Cortex-M processors, which are used for products in the smart home system, might have been on the agenda.”
Participants in the meeting included Antonio Viana, ARM’s executive vice president of commercial and global development, who was in Seoul to attend the ARM Technology Symposia 2013 at Coex.
The ARM official also predicted that a 128-bit processor could hit the market in the next two years, but emphasized that it was just a possibility rather than a set plan.
“As technology moves from, for example, shifting to face recognition on smartphones from the fingerprint scanner to unlock an iPhone, it requires more powerful memory capacity,” he added.
Viana was delivering a speech focusing on connectivity and mobility in the future.
The U.K. firm commands almost 95 percent of the mobile application processor market, and is a leading supplier of microcontrollers, which enable interaction between products. (wone0102@heraldcorp.com)(shinjh@heraldcorp.com">wone0102@heraldcorp.com)(shinjh@heraldcorp.com)
Samsung expected to release 64-bit smartphone soon
By Kim Young-won and Shin Ji-hye
Samsung Electronics and ARM, a mobile application processor designer, fine-tuned their plan to equip the upcoming Galaxy S5 smartphone with a 64-bit processor, sources said on Tuesday.
“Executives from Samsung and ARM had a meeting today. They discussed the ARM 64-bit chip, which is expected to be used in Samsung’s smartphone next year,” said a senior manager from the U.K.-based firm.
He added that “Cortex-M processors, which are used for products in the smart home system, might have been on the agenda.”
Participants in the meeting included Antonio Viana, ARM’s executive vice president of commercial and global development, who was in Seoul to attend the ARM Technology Symposia 2013 at Coex.
The ARM official also predicted that a 128-bit processor could hit the market in the next two years, but emphasized that it was just a possibility rather than a set plan.
“As technology moves from, for example, shifting to face recognition on smartphones from the fingerprint scanner to unlock an iPhone, it requires more powerful memory capacity,” he added.
Viana was delivering a speech focusing on connectivity and mobility in the future.
The U.K. firm commands almost 95 percent of the mobile application processor market, and is a leading supplier of microcontrollers, which enable interaction between products. (wone0102@heraldcorp.com)(shinjh@heraldcorp.com">wone0102@heraldcorp.com)(shinjh@heraldcorp.com)
