Exynos processors, which were once a successful alternative to Snapdragon processors, have been subjected to serious criticism in recent years due to performance and power consumption problems. Increasing its Qualcomm supply as of 2022, Samsung stated that it has reduced its confidence in its own brand by using Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 in 70% of Galaxy S22 models sold globally. In the past days, Qualcomm has confirmed that only the Snapdragon processor will be used in the Galaxy S23 series. Although there were many discussions about the future of the Exynos brand, Samsung stated that Exynos will continue to exist.
Samsung and Qualcomm agree: Galaxy S23 will not use Exynos processors
Samsung will focus on chip systems
In a conference call with analysts, Samsung announced that the Exynos brand will not be abandoned. The company stated that they are reorganizing the chip systems model and will show strengthened competition in the medium-long term. It has been reported that Samsung is working on the next generation Galaxy chips before, it seems that the next generation processors may also be released under the Exynos brand.
Samsung’s next-generation high-end Galaxy processors are expected to hit the market in 2025. Until then, the company will give great weight to Snapdragon processors in its high-end devices. At the entry and intermediate level, Exynos processors will continue to exist as they are quite successful.
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