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A14 Bionic is a 64-bit hexa-core ARM high-performance mobile system on a chip introduced by Apple in September 2020 as a successor to the A13. The SoC is manufactured on TSMC's N5 process, and was the first commercially available chip based on a 5 nm manufacturing process.
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|designer=Apple
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|manufacturer=TSMC
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|model number=A14 Bionic
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|market=Mobile
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|first announced=September 16, 2020
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|first launched=October, 2020
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|family=Ax
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|frequency=3,100 MHz  (big)
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|frequency 2=1,823 MHz  (little)
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|isa=ARMv8.5
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|isa family=ARM
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|microarch=Firestorm
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|microarch 2=Icestorm
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|core name=Firestorm
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|core name 2=Icestorm
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|process=5 nm (N5)
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|transistors=11,800,000,000
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|technology=CMOS
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|die area=88.0 mm²
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|die length=N/A
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|die width=N/A
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|word size=64 bit
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|core count=6
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|thread count=6
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|max cpus=1
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|predecessor=A13
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|predecessor link=apple/ax/a13
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|contemporary=M1
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|contemporary link=apple/mx/m1
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'''A14 Bionic''' is a {{arch|64}} [[hexa-core]] [[ARM]] high-performance mobile [[system on a chip]] introduced by [[Apple]] in September [[2020]] as a successor to the {{\\|A13}}.
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== Overview ==
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Fabricated on [[TSMC]]s new [[N5]] EUV process, the A14 integrates 11.8 billion [[transistors]] to feature two [[big cores|big]] cores called "Firestorm" operating at up to 3.10 GHz and four [[little cores|little]] high-efficiency cores called "Icestorm" operating at up to 1.80 GHz.
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Apple claims a performance gain of better speed and lower power consumption than its predecessor {{\\|A13}}.
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== ISP ==
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== Neural Engine ==
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The A14 Bionic is equipped with next-generation 16-core specialized machine learning processor called "Neural Engine". Apple claims that the A14's Neural Engine delivers 11 trillion operations per second, 80% more than its predecessor A13.
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== Utilizing devices ==
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* [[used by::iPhone 12]]
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* [[used by::iPhone 12 Mini]]
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* [[used by::iPhone 12 Pro]]
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* [[used by::iPhone 12 Pro Max]]
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* [[used by::iPad Air (2020)]]
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* [[used by::iPad 10th Generation (2022)]]
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== Bibliography ==
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* Apple Keynote. (September 16, 2020).

Latest revision as of 02:16, 12 December 2022

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A14 Bionic
General Info
DesignerApple
ManufacturerTSMC
Model NumberA14 Bionic
MarketMobile
IntroductionSeptember 16, 2020 (announced)
October, 2020 (launched)
General Specs
FamilyAx
Frequency3,100 MHz (big), 1,823 MHz (little)
Microarchitecture
ISAARMv8.5 (ARM)
MicroarchitectureFirestorm, Icestorm
Core NameFirestorm, Icestorm
Process5 nm (N5)
Transistors11,800,000,000
TechnologyCMOS
Die88.0 mm²
N/A × N/A
Word Size64 bit
Cores6
Threads6
Multiprocessing
Max SMP1-Way (Uniprocessor)
Succession
Contemporary
M1

A14 Bionic is a 64-bit hexa-core ARM high-performance mobile system on a chip introduced by Apple in September 2020 as a successor to the A13.

Overview[edit]

Fabricated on TSMCs new N5 EUV process, the A14 integrates 11.8 billion transistors to feature two big cores called "Firestorm" operating at up to 3.10 GHz and four little high-efficiency cores called "Icestorm" operating at up to 1.80 GHz.

Apple claims a performance gain of better speed and lower power consumption than its predecessor A13.

ISP[edit]

Neural Engine[edit]

The A14 Bionic is equipped with next-generation 16-core specialized machine learning processor called "Neural Engine". Apple claims that the A14's Neural Engine delivers 11 trillion operations per second, 80% more than its predecessor A13.

Utilizing devices[edit]

  • iPhone 12
  • iPhone 12 Mini
  • iPhone 12 Pro
  • iPhone 12 Pro Max
  • iPad Air (2020)
  • iPad 10th Generation (2022)

Bibliography[edit]

  • Apple Keynote. (September 16, 2020).
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