6On April 4th, a whistleblower released the news of Qualcomm's next-generation flagship platform (codenamed SM8450).，Compared with the Snapdragon 888, it has been upgraded in terms of process and architecture organization，The industry speculates that TSMC will be used，but still no accurate information。
to this，Chen Jin, general manager of Lenovo's mobile phone business in China, said yesterday that，Several new flagship models from Lenovo and Moto are coming this winter。also，He also hinted that Qualcomm may have found a solution to the chip shortage。
It is worth mentioning that，According to the previous TSMC plan，If the chip chooses to use TSMC's 4nm process (belonging to 5nm)，Mass production is impossible by the end of this year，But it does not rule out the possibility that the chip is a dual foundry version。In addition, there is news that Qualcomm is still struggling，samsung low price，TSMC is late。
Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 is manufactured by TSMC，The subsequent generations of Snapdragon 8 series chips were manufactured by Samsung，Includes Snapdragon 820、Snapdragon 835 and Snapdragon 845 etc.，Follow-up Snapdragon 855、Snapdragon 865 series shifts to TSMC，Samsung also manufactures the Snapdragon 765 series, etc.。
also，Qualcomm also said at the beginning of the year that they will be available on the terminal as soon as the end of this year，The Snapdragon X65 5G baseband integrated in sm8450 uses Samsung's 4nm process.。
According to previous @digital chat station news，Qualcomm has acquired 6nm and 5nm production capacity after switching to TSMC，New models equipped with Qualcomm’s new SoC based on new processes are expected to be unveiled in the second half of this year。
earlier this year，DigiTimes said that Snapdragon 895 (unnamed) will use Samsung’s 5nm upgrade process，But it is expected to switch to TSMC technology in 2022，And TSMC’s 4nm process will be covered by Apple’s entire first wave of production capacity。
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