Qualcomm Seemingly Confirms Samsung Galaxy S27 Series Will Feature Next-Generation Snapdragon Chips

In addition to the Qualcomm partnership, Samsung has teamed up with its leading smartphone manufacturers to provide custom-made Snapdragon chips for its flagship smartphones. A dual-chip strategy has also included this as select markets for models powered by Samsung’s proprietary Exynos have been reserved, while Snapdragon-powered Galaxy S models have migrated to others. Despite the long-standing partnership with Samsung’s current flagship smartphones, including the rumoured Galaxy S27 series that will be launched in September of 2016, US-based chipmaker has now suggested its next generation Snapdragon chips could also power Samsung future flagship phones.

Galaxy S27 Series Could Feature 2nm Snapdragon Chips

Qualcomm recently featured its partnership with Samsung in a recent post on X ‘Year after year, more power more performance…more chance. More to follow with @Samsungmobile and a . A video of Snapdragon processors powering previous Galaxy S models, including the new Samsung GalaxyS26 series released last month also appeared on the chipmaker’s side.

But the teaser ended with “And there’s so much more to come” – which is seen as an indication that Snapdragon chips will continue in future Galaxy flagships.

Leaks said that Qualcomm could launch two flagship processors later this year – the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 and Snapdragon8 EliteGen 6 Pro. The TSMC’s 2nm process is expected to be used for the manufacture of both of these chips, which will improve performance and increase power efficiency.

It is said that the chipsets have a 2+3+3, CPU architecture based on Qualcomm’s custom Oryon cores, which are used to build their own chips. The standard variant might have been an Adreno 845 GPU, while the Pro model may be a more powerful Ad Reno 850 GPU on the graphics front. UFS 5 should be supported by both s. A 0 storage.

But it is still unclear how Samsung will use these chipsets across the Galaxy S27 line-up. Depending on one Snapdragon processor, the company could either standardise models or differentiate models with both the standard and Pro variants.

Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro chipset will be the next’smart’ in the top-end Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra, as well as the rumoured GalaxyS27 Pro. It is said this SoC will be reserved for ultra-high-end devices, according to reports. meanwhile, some variants of the Galaxy S27 line may still use Samsung’s in-house Exynos 2700 chipset (depending on the region) and.