Next year’s Samsung Galaxy S24 series may have Snapdragon 8 chipsets

Samsung’s own engineering team (Mobile experience) has been working on a bespoke chipset for future Galaxy phones. TM Roh is expected to speak at the S23 unveiling about the new chipset.

Recently a new piece of information has come out that Samsung will continue the “ Snapdragon for Galaxy” chipset plan for next year’s Samsung Galaxy S24 series smartphone

According to Yogesh Brar,” Snapdragon Mobile Platform for Galaxy will not be a one-off thing for this year but will be used next year as well.” Currently, Samsung is reportedly using an overclocked version of Qualcomm Snapdragon in the Galaxy S23 series smartphone named Snapdragon 8 Gen Mobile Platform for Galaxy. Samsung has exclusivity over this AC chip and according to Brar this Snapdragon for Galaxy program will run until Samsung MX’s in-house chipset is ready.

It is expected that Samsung might bring back its Exynos chipset which would sounder than the Snapdragon processor so that it can claim the power of its in-house processor. This complete reliance on Qualcomm will probably last till Samsung feels confident about its Exynos chips.

Maybe more information will be known about the Snapdragon 8 chipset after the Galaxy S23 announcement.

 




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