Smartphones will change forever
Samsung is currently the largest smartphone manufacturer in the world. However, the South Korean company has recently made a few mistakes that should not happen again. That’s why Samsung is now planning a big step towards independence, as known from Apple.
Samsung wants to develop its own Galaxy processor
Samsung smartphones are often equipped with an Exynos processor, at least in Germany. It’s actually a chip that was specially developed by Samsung for its smartphones – at least that’s what we thought until now. In fact, it’s not supposed to be like that. The individual parts of the company that are involved in the development should not be so closely connected. It is more of a modular system that is not well coordinated. Most recently, an AMD GPU was added, which was supposed to be a revolution. Instead, Samsung caused a small scandal by throttling 10,000 apps. But all of that is about to change (Source: inews24).
Exactly what Apple wants Samsung is now developing its own processor, which is specially optimized for the Galaxy smartphones. Samsung wants to shake off the scandal surrounding the app throttle and has presented this as a solution to the misery. The previous Exynos processors have not covered themselves in glory for years. There were issues with performance, heat build-up, and excessive power consumption. With the new, really proprietary processor, these problems should no longer arise. At least that’s what Samsung promised at a staff meeting.
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The trend is towards your own processor
If a smartphone manufacturer develops its own processor, it can adapt it perfectly to its needs and does not have to make any compromises. We’ve seen that at Apple for years, but recently also at Google with the tensor chip. This enables artificial intelligence capabilities that have never existed before. This step would be extremely important for Samsung in order to improve the brand image again. Oppo is also developing its own processor. It will be exciting to see the possibilities this creates.
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