Qualcomm, Samsung, MediaTek, and Huawei all make mobile processors for the mid-range. But which is the best?

Apple, Huawei and MediaTek have all delivered AI silicon in the past year, but is Samsung next in line?

The benchmark scores for the new Apple A11 Bionic SoC are very impressive. But why is Apple so far ahead of the competition?

Samsung is reportedly joining the likes of Huawei and Apple in the development of mobile chips with onboard AI processing.

The System-on-Chip (SoC) solutions will be implemented into Audi’s next-generation In Vehicle Infotainment (IVI) system.

Samsung will be using in-house Exynos chips for the Galaxy S6, dropping Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 810 processor due to overheating issues, a credible report claims.

Sources from Korea suggest that Samsung could launch its own in-house mobile GPU design by the middle of 2015, perhaps in time for the next Galaxy Note.

We look at the range of new mobile processors destined for Android devices later this year, including new 64-bit Snapdragons, Exynos, and Nvidia Tegra SoCs.

The Exynos 5430 introduces a new voice/audio core that could potentially open the door to 'touchless control' functionality on future devices.

Samsung has now taken the veil of its new Exynos ModAP, its first SOC to feature on-die LTE integration.