Exynos 2800 HBM packaging to boost Samsung mobile AI performance
Key takeaways
- Add ARY News on Google AAResize Reports have begun to surface about the significant changes Samsung is expected to implement to the Exynos 2800.
- The latest reports indicate that Samsung is developing next-generation HBM packaging technology, which could markedly enhance on-device AI in mobile devices.
- A similar Snapdragon/Exynos division may occur for the Galaxy S27 series next year, featuring the Exynos 2700.
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Add ARY News on Google AAResize Reports have begun to surface about the significant changes Samsung is expected to implement to the Exynos 2800.
The latest reports indicate that Samsung is developing next-generation HBM packaging technology, which could markedly enhance on-device AI in mobile devices. Samsung is gradually reintroducing Exynos chipsets into its flagship series, with the Exynos 2600 being used in Galaxy S26 models, excluding the Ultra.
A similar Snapdragon/Exynos division may occur for the Galaxy S27 series next year, featuring the Exynos 2700. Some rumors also suggest that Samsung might switch to an Exynos-only approach for its flagship series within a couple of years, aligning with the major upgrades reportedly planned for the Exynos 2800.