Soul: South Korean tech giant Samsung is reportedly pushing to increase the number of Galaxy phones with Exynos power.
According to the Android Authority, this could allow Samsung to double the shipment of Exynos processors in 2022.
Samsung has traditionally stuck to either Qualcomm or its own Exynos chipset for high-end smartphones, with the US, China and others getting variants of Snapdragon, and other countries getting Exynos models. Said the report.
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ET News also reported that Samsung Electronics is pushing to “raise the percentage of Galaxy phones’ Exynos chipsets from 20% to 50% to 60%.”
Therefore, Samsung’s LSI division will more than double the shipment of Exynos chipsets in 2022, the outlet added.
Recently, Samsung Electronics announced that it has selected the city of Taylor, Texas, USA, as the location for its new $ 17 billion chip manufacturing plant. This is a move to increase production amid a global chip shortage.
The decision was made five months after tech giant announced plans to build a second next-generation chip plant in the United States, as global automotive and consumer electronics companies cut production due to tight chip supply. rice field.
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