Since Qualcomm's continuous efforts in the high-end processor market, MediaTek should bear the greatest pressure.

Recently, it was reported that MediaTek still had millions of Helio X20 processors in stock that could not be sold. The cost price of Helio X20 processors was about $20. If there were so many X20 processors in stock, the backlog of MediaTek would be equivalent to $120 million. In this view, MediaTek Q3 is likely to suffer losses due to excessive inventory of Helio X20 processors. Interestingly, MediaTek officials denied this.

Helio X20 The processor was MediaTek's main high-end processor last year, and the world's first ten core processor. Although MediaTek's ten core processor is full of gimmicks, and it is good to open different core designs under different circumstances, this is not the case in the actual experience. MediaTek's Helio X20 processing will be fully activated only in the running point application, and most other times it is locked, In practical experience, it is not even as good as some powerful 4-core processors.

In fact, MediaTek itself has some problems. Now it is Q2 2017, MediaTek still regards Helio X20 as its flagship, and the launch of Helio X30 processor with 10nm process is far away.

Yesterday, Qualcomm also released Snapdragon 660 and 630, which have strong performance and are still 14nm. These two processors are bound to bring more serious damage to MediaTek. After all, Qualcomm hopes to seize the mid market of mobile phones this year through these two processors and seize the share of MediaTek.

If the United Development Division has not taken any measures, it may become history in the future.