Domestic 7nm automotive-grade chips are about to be mass-produced

CoreEngine Technology, a Chinese automotive chip company, plans to mass produce its self-developed automotive-grade 7nm chip "Dragon Eagle No. 1" in 2022. The chip uses 8 CPU cores and 14-core GPU, meets the AEC-Q100 Grade 3 standard, and has a CPU computing power of 90K DMIPS, a GPU computing power of 900GFLOPs, and an NPU computing power of 8TOPS. The chip will provide support for the main models of Geely and other automakers, and is expected to be mass-produced in the third quarter of 2022.