From the essential level, Bit Cloud Phone is actually a form of mobile phone, but its operation mode is different from that of traditional mobile phones. First, let's briefly review the hardware configuration of traditional mobile phones: usually including a CPU (also called SOC), a battery with a capacity of thousands of mAh and various fast charging technologies, and a display. Although this description is a bit brief, it has generally included the core hardware components of a mobile phone.

 

So, what is the hardware configuration of cloud phones? If we abandon the concept of "cloud phones" that are only in name, the real cloud phone mainly includes a high-performance CPU in terms of hardware. This CPU integrates a large number of cores and a large number of threads. We generally call it a server processor. In addition, it is also equipped with a power supply system that can provide uninterrupted power supply to ensure its continuous and stable operation. The only thing missing is the display screen in the traditional concept, which is actually on your own mobile phone.

 

Specifically, cloud phones are made by dividing the ARM architecture multi-core multi-threaded processor into multiple virtual devices, each of which is equivalent to an independent mobile phone. These virtual devices transmit video images to your mobile phone through the network, and receive the operation instructions you send through the mobile phone. This process involves the transmission of video streams and the reception of instruction streams.

 

So, is Bit Cloud Phone a mobile phone? The answer is undoubtedly yes. Cloud phones also use ARM architecture, have memory, and may even have graphics cards (although they exist in a virtualized form). However, they do not have independent batteries and displays, but rely on network connections to achieve these functions. This is the basic composition of cloud phones