Historically, the Qualcomm versions of Galaxy phones have outperformed their Exynos equivalents, so it’s a shame that we may b

Samsung allegedly decided in favor of the Snapdragon chip due to yield issues with the Exynos 2500, but it seems hopeful about addressing the low yield rate in time for its 2026 flagships. According to tipster Jukanlosreve, Samsung still hasn’t given up ...

According to a new report, Samsung plans to switch to Exynos for the Galaxy Z Flip 7 which has been Snapdragon-only to date.

Earlier reports suggested that the Galaxy S25 and S25+ could feature the Exynos 2500 chipset in certain markets, with some even claiming the entire S25 series might be powered by Exynos. However, recent leaks have put those rumors to rest,

There were rumors Samsung would go all in with the Snapdragon 8 Elite for the Galaxy S25 trio. There's been a lot of talk regarding whether or not

The tech world is buzzing with speculation as the Samsung Galaxy S25+ makes yet another appearance on Geekbench

Rumors claim that Samsung could shift to using its Exynos chipset "significantly" inside the Galaxy S26 series. Little information is known about the chip; however, previous reports suggest it could be based on Samsung's new 2nm process.

Now, a leak claims that Samsung plans to return to using Exynos hardware in the Galaxy S26 series. Samsung Foundry’s main problem was the low yield rates of its 3nm GAA wafers. Insiders revealed that the yield rate was between 10% and 30%,

Samsung might prioritize using Exynos chips in the Galaxy S26 lineup in 2026. The change to Exynos could be limited to certain regions, with the US models still using Snapdragon. Samsung's shift to Exynos could be a response to Qualcomm's rumored price hike for the Snapdragon 8 Elite (v2) chip.