Last year, Loongson revealed its 3A5000 quad-core CPU lineup that utilizes the Chinese in-house 64-bit GS464V microarchitecture, featuring support for DDR4-3200 dual-channel memory, a primary encryption module, two 256-bit vector units per core, and four arithmetic logic units. Loongson Technology's new processor also operates with four HyperTransport 3.0 SMP controllers that "allow multiple 3A5000s to operate in unison inside a single system.
But during its semi-annual investor's call, Loongson unveiled that they plan to launch their next-generation 6000 series chips which will offer a brand new microarchitecture and offer IPC on par with AMD's Zen 3 CPUs. The company claims that their 3A6000 CPUs are to be considered as a Tick and will feature a brand new architecture, upgraded from the current GS464V to the new LA664 design.
But during its semi-annual investor's call, Loongson unveiled that they plan to launch their next-generation 6000 series chips which will offer a brand new microarchitecture and offer IPC on par with AMD's Zen 3 CPUs. The company claims that their 3A6000 CPUs are to be considered as a Tick and will feature a brand new architecture, upgraded from the current GS464V to the new LA664 design.
