Apple A8

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Apple A8 is a 64-bit ARM-based system-on-a-chip designed by Apple Inc. that powered devices like the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, offering improved performance and energy efficiency over its predecessor.

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Apple A8 canonical 7
Apple A8 processor 1
Apple A8 system-on-chip 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf system-on-a-chip
announcementDate 2014-09-09
architecture 64-bit
category mobile SoC
clockSpeed 1.4 GHz
coreCount 2
cpuCoreName Cyclone (second generation)
designer Apple Inc.
developer Apple Inc.
family Apple Ax series
feature improved energy efficiency over Apple A7
improved performance over Apple A7
firstUsedInDevice iPhone 6
gpu PowerVR GX6450
linked to: Imagination PowerVR
gpuCoreCount 4
includesComponent audio processor
cache memory
image signal processor
memory controller
video decoder
video encoder
instructionSetArchitecture ARMv8-A
manufacturedBy TSMC
marketedWithDevice iPhone 6
iPhone 6 Plus
memoryTypeSupported LPDDR3
packageType PoP (package on package)
predecessor Apple A7
processNode 20 nm
successor Apple A9
supports ARM NEON
linked to: NEON SIMD

ARMv8-A cryptographic extensions
targetDeviceType set-top box
smartphone
tablet
transistorCount approximately 2 billion
usedInDevice Apple TV (4th generation)
linked to: Apple TV

iPad mini 4
iPhone 6
iPhone 6 Plus
iPod touch (6th generation)
linked to: iPod touch
wordSize 64-bit

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Apple A-series includesModel Apple A8
Apple A-series includesModel Apple A8X
linked to: Apple A8
iPhone 6 systemOnChip Apple A8
Apple M8 motion coprocessor integratedWith Apple A8 system-on-chip
linked to: Apple A8
iPhone 6 Plus chipset Apple A8
Apple A9 predecessor Apple A8
Apple A7 successor Apple A8
Johny Srouji notableWork Apple A8 processor
linked to: Apple A8