Samsung is making exclusive chipset for premium Galaxy devices

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After Apple unveiled its in-house M1 chip, Google followed suit with the Tensor and used it on its last flagship devices - the Pixel 6 Series.

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Once the top tech giant done that, the rest of the Android world was expected to sit up and pay attention and that's exactly how things are going.

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According to reports, Samsung executives announced that the company had plans to create a chip dedicated to its Galaxy smartphones.

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Samsung’s TM Roh mentioned in early April that they are working on a chip that is "unique" to Galaxy smartphones but shared no other details.

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As of now, there is literally nothing else we know about the chipset that in which Samsung is working, except for the fact that it is being developed.

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Samsung already producing its own Exynos chip for phones for years, but it has not been able to keep up with Qualcomm chips

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Samsung uses its Exynos chips in smartphones across many markets but replaces it with Snapdragon ones in markets like South Korea and the US.

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As per the tipster Ice Universe, who is known for his Samsung-related tips, Samsung’s “unique” chip is not coming any time soon, at least not till 2025.

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So that would mean that when Samsung launches it, we might see it being used in the Galaxy S25 series and/or the foldables we see that year.

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Other reports suggest that this chip might be custom made for the Galaxy S series devices only.

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