Samsung is developing a custom processor for its flagship smartphones to compete with Apple, but the chip won’t be ready until 2023.
Samsung It is reportedly developing a custom processor for its flagship smartphones, but the chip won’t be ready until 2023. The report came weeks after Roe Tae-moon, president of Samsung Electronics’ MX division, made the announcement at a public meeting. † In response to a question from a company employee about Samsung’s plans to resolve a tense dispute over the Game Optimization Service (CIS), Roh said the company plans to resolve the issue by launching its own mobile chip that will be exclusive to Galaxy devices.
TM Roh’s comments came after a huge controversy erupted over Samsung’s Game Optimization Service (GOS), which suppressed smartphones and tablets, presumably to protect itself from overheating. However, GOS was only activated when running regular apps and games and not when launching benchmarking apps. This allowed the devices to score high on the criteria, even though the devices could never operate at full capacity in the real world. Samsung has finally released an update that allows users to disable the controversial system. However, the damage was already done and Geekbench banned Samsung’s Galaxy S22 series, as well as the Galaxy Tab S8 line, for manipulating orientation results.
As you know, Samsung is trying to emulate Apple, Huawei and other leading smartphone manufacturers by creating its own custom mobile processor for its flagship smartphones. The company already makes Exynos-branded processors that will handle many of its smartphones in the global market, but the new chip is unique to Samsung’s high-end devices and could replace the Qualcomm and MediaTek chips in Samsung. The company’s current smartphones. † However, buyers will have to wait several years to buy new chip smartphones. According to the cited sources Korea Economic DailySamsung aims to complete the chip design by 2023 before using it in new smartphones from 2025.
A sense of crisis at Samsung
according to business koreaSamsung decided to develop its own app processor as follows: “Sense of crisis” In the Device Solutions (DS) and Mobile Experience (MX) sections. While the former produces the company’s Exynos processors and is under pressure to increase its share of the semiconductor market, the latter makes smartphones and is looking to expand its share of the premium segment.
according to counterpoint study† Samsung It is currently the largest smartphone maker in the world with a 23% market share in the first quarter of 2022. Apple is second with 18% of the market. Meanwhile, Chinese smartphone vendors Xiaomi, Oppo and Vivo lead the top five with 12%, 9% and 8% market share respectively.
Source: La Neta Neta
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