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Smartphone Multi-Core Apps Processor Market Share Samsung Maintains Leads with 53 Percent Volume Share in 2012



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Smartphone multi-core processors proliferated in 2012, thanks to strong traction for dual and quad-core processors. Strategy Analytics estimates that multi-core processor shipments more than tripled in 2012 compared to 2011. Samsung led the multi-core smartphone applications processor market with 53 percent unit shipment share in 2012, followed by Qualcomm, Texas Instruments, ST-Ericsson and NVIDIA. This report tracks multi-core smartphone applications processor unit shipment market shares for 11 chip vendors with provisional estimates up to Q4 2012.
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    5a. Standalone
    5b. Integrated
    6a. Single-core
    6b. Dual-Core
    6c. Quad-Core
    6d. Octa-Core
    6e. Multi-Core
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    8. Methodology
    9. Contacts
    10. Raw_Data


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