Qualcomm Confirms Samsung Galaxy S23 Collection will Use Solely Snapdragon Chipsets
As at all times, Samsung is gearing arduous to launch its subsequent flagship collection within the first quarter of 2023. Samsung often launched its Galaxy S collection with totally different chipsets. Nevertheless this yr we could get the Samsung Galaxy S23 collection with the identical chipsets. In line with the most recent leaks, all fashions of the Galaxy S23 collection will launch with Snapdragon chipsets solely. Now, Qualcomm has additionally confirmed this information as properly.
Qualcomm Confirms Samsung Galaxy S23 Collection will Use Solely Snapdragon Chipsets
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Qualcomm CFO Akash Palkhiwala confirmed expectations for a powerful second half of the March quarter (Q1) 2023 which probably coincides with the primary months of gross sales for the Galaxy S23 collection telephones. He additionally confirmed Qualcomm has moved from a 75% share of chipsets within the Galaxy S22 collection to a world share. It additionally implies that there shall be Qualcomm chipsets for all fashions of the S23 collection.
All three Samsung Galaxy S23 collection telephones (S23, S23+ and S22 Extremely) have already handed via Geekbench completely with the alleged Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset. Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon confirmed a multiyear partnership with Samsung which can deliver Snapdragon chipset to all premium Samsung Galaxy telephones globally.
In handsets, we entered into a brand new multiyear settlement with Samsung, increasing the usage of Snapdragon platforms for future premium Samsung Galaxy merchandise globally. – Cristiano Renno Amon (Qualcomm CEO)
There aren’t any phrases for whether or not Samsung will launch Exynos-powered Galaxy S23 collection for the native market or not. Anyhow, we’ll get extra details about it very quickly. So keep tuned.
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