Samsung makes a comeback in smartphone chipset games, and it may take several years to go back, and a rumor is that Exynos is in development and will likely be done with the help of the collaboration of Google's Tensor and AMD's Radeon team. After the disappointing performance of the Exynos 2200 and the overhyped integrated Xclipse 920 GPU based on the AMD RDNA2 architecture, Samsung is said to be developing a unique Exynos SoC that will appear on future Galaxy smartphones.
Considering that millions of dollars will be allocated for research and development, this custom chip will likely initially be used in the top Galaxy S series. Unfortunately, according to @OreXda, new chipset designs are not expected to appear until 2025.
On Twitter, leakers shared that it seems to be an early chipset partition of the Exynos SoC, which contains two Cortex-X large cores, which brings basic guarantees to strong performance, provided that Samsung can control the temperature well.
This image may also show four performance cores running at lower speeds and four energy efficiency cores, and the other small blocks on the image may belong to AMD's GPUs.
As most people know, Google's Tensor chipset for the Pixel series is based on Samsung's Exynos design and is also mass-produced on the 5-nanometer and 4-nanometer architecture of the South Korean giant. The involvement of Google and AMD teams could mean that Samsung will use the power of each department to develop the best version of Exynos ever. @OreXda says the end result could achieve the "most stable and powerful computing process" on Galaxy smartphones.
Unfortunately, we have witnessed Samsung's claim that the next Exynos will trample on competitors through countless leaks and rumors in the past, but the result is as always, Samsung has not fulfilled.
