Samsung has recently launched the Galaxy S24 series, which is equipped with a lot of new features and improvements that have made the series an immersive experience for the users. However, the company has still used the same strategy to power the series, such as bringing the Exynos variant globally and the Snapdragon variant to some limited countries, but according to some reports, the company will change this strategy.
According to the report, the Korena giant could change the strategy and bring the Exynos powered globally. However, there is still some confusion as to whether the company will still use the Snapdragon for the Ultra variant or if it will use the Exynos processor for all three models. On the other side, the company may use the Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 processor for the Galaxy Z Flip 7 and Galaxy Z Fold 7.
While for other Galaxy A series models, the company will go with the same Exynos and MediaTek CPUs in 2025, it is also worth waiting to see if the company will indeed go with its own-designed processor or if it will bring some MediaTek-based processors.
If the report comes true, then it will make the Korean giant more stable and give it its full potential through its own ecosystem processor. If we talk about the development, the company has already showcased its improved Exynos processor with the Galaxy S24 and Galaxy S24+ variants, where it has also beated the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 in terms of GPU performance.
