Unisoc (Spreadtrum) may give other chip makers a run for their money with its upcoming chipset, the Tiger T710. The SoC has been benchmarked on AI-benchmark and it floors all the mobile processors including the Kirin 810 which used to be the king.

The Tiger T710 is an octa-core processor that uses the big.LITTLE architecture. There are four Cortex-A75 cores clocked at 2.0GHz and four Cortex-A55 cores clocked at 1.8GHz. It also has a PowerVR GM 9446.

Based on this configuration, the Tiger T710 is even a more powerful chipset than the Helio P90 which has a similar configuration, although 2 x A75 cores and 6 x A55 cores but the same GPU. And an AnTuTu benchmark result of the Helio P90 shows it is a rival to Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 710 processor (Lenovo Z5 Pro AnTuTu). Since the Helio P90 test device scores higher than the Snapdragon 710-powered Lenovo Z5 Pro, then Unisoc’s Tiger T710 should even widen the margin.

Back to the AI benchmark. The Tiger T710 has an AI score of 28,097, beating the Kirin 810’s score of 23,944 by a significant margin. A break down of the score shows the Kirin 810 has a slightly higher Float AI Score. However, the Tiger T710 beats it and all the other SoCs in Quantized AI models. There is a full review of the chipset here.

There is no info yet regarding the launch of the Tiger T710 and we don’t know which manufacturers will use it in their devices. Nevertheless, we are pretty excited about the chipset and are looking forward to more benchmark results.

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