Key Points:
- As the release date of the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra draws near, the rumor mill has become abuzz with the exciting conjecture that the handset might ship with a different chipset from Qualcomm — Samsung’s own Exynos 2500.
- Although it is generally Samsung European variants that are the ones that use Qualcomm processors, however, reports indicate that the new Exynos 2500 might be set for the S23 Ultra thus implying a good deal of a change in strategy for the company.
- The unofficial responses do the only talking, creating tensions on the accurate distinction between Exynos and Snapdragon especially the performance and reliability swirl claiming that there are big possibilities of Samsung reassessing the chips.
While you may not be skipping a beat looking at the finest, most exciting details, there will be whispers internally about Samsung’s first-in-class smartphone, the Galaxy S25 Ultra. It appears that this trend will be broken shortly due to juicy talks about earth-shattering strategies in terms of chipsets. Historically, Samsung has relied on Qualcomm’s Snapdragon powerhouse to fuel its European models, yet rumors now suggest an alternative path: the 2500 Exynos chip.
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With the Exynos 2500 opening up for the S25 Ultra, no one is sure to say much and questions start to arise. Will Samsung be able to make its own rules, where the ‘Snapdragon dynasty’ cannot be the case for the best smartphone? An introductory phase of observation offers such a possibility without yet obvious reasons. Speculations have been rife but some of them suggest that Samsung’s internal chipset may be so efficient that it produces results similar to or exceeding the standard.
On the other hand, the Exynos series has also not been the butt of many jokes. However, Samsung’s homemade chips have been in the news recently due to allegations of low reliability and uneven performance. Such concerns forced Samsung to go through this new product thoroughly to ensure that it exactly matches the Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 delivered by Qualcomm.
In contrast, a proactive public statement from Samsung would likely have reduced the hype and tension slightly, but at its cost created discussion. With little disruption in the tech world, many have turned their attention to how Samsung will proceed in the big chipset world. Whether the Galaxy S25 Ultra turns out to be the core of the new era powered by the Exynos system-on-chip (SoC) or it is just a mere rumor amid the ongoing development of the smartphone, the latest hot news about the Samsung phone may soon prove to be true. only time will tell.
There’s a possibility of applying Exynos to the S25 Ultra model as well. https://t.co/zlQtGRuawp
— JH.C (@Revegnus1) May 8, 2024
