Samsung reportedly plans to expand Exynos chip usage to more devices through 2027
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Summary
Samsung is reportedly reevaluating its chip strategy for 2026 and 2027, with a focus on expanding the use of its in-house Exynos processors across more devices, including foldables. According to Korean industry sources, Samsung is considering Exynos chips due to lower procurement costs compared to Qualcomm's Snapdragon chipsets, as well as benefits from internal transactions with its System LSI business unit. This marks a potential shift toward greater reliance on its own silicon in upcoming flagship and foldable devices.
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A report by The Bell (Korean) highlights a discussion with its 'industry sources,' who claim Samsung is taking another look at its Exynos chips for this year and the next.
The publication reports that, for Samsung, the 'procurement costs' for its Exynos chipset are lower than relying on Qualcomm.
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