Samsung aims to end Snapdragon’s dominance with Exynos processors. According to analysts, this massive investment isn’t just for a minority share.
Samsung Foundry plans to reduce capacity at its 4 nm, 5 nm and 7 nm chip production facilities due to low demand.
As the competition heats up in the mobile processor arena, Samsung has introduced the Exynos…
Samsung is back with an exciting innovation in the tech world, as preparations for mass production of the 3nm Exynos chip have begun.
Samsung is reportedly developing smartphone processors independent of its Exynos chips, according to Korean publication The Elec.
Samsung says it won’t discontinue the Exynos processor. Does this mean we will see an Exynos in the Galaxy S23 series next year?
