The high range of 2025 is there, there is already a lack of seeing the new Xiaomi 15 ultra next month and other alternatives throughout the year, there are already two devices such as OnePlus 13 and the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra that marks the way so that this segment will go throughout the year.
These smartphones have an Elite Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 processor, the most recent launched by the company for the high range and that Offer of unimportant performance In all types of tasks, games with heavy downloads and photography or video editions.
However, Qualcomm is not always the first option of the company for its high range. Samsung, like other brands such as Google or Apple, He has his own processors, exynosAnd next year, the company could bet on them for its high range.
The S26 galaxy would use exynos
In general, the company generally uses its own processors in the Samsung Galaxy S. It is true that a few years have opted for a double launch depending on the market or, in the case of the Galaxy S25, by Use only the Qualcomm processor. This year, the reason for this decision would reside in performance problems in the model that the company was going to use.
However, a new report suggests that faced with 2026, Samsung would integrate its own processors. Specifically, It would be the Exynos 2600 modelThe successor that the company would have used this year and that it would be manufactured in 2 nm with a fairly advanced production process.
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Este chip ofrecería ciertas mejoras, como un rendimiento un 12% superior o una eficiencia que superaría en un 25% a los procesadores fabricados en 3 nm, segúyn recoge GSMArena. La preproducción de este procesador ya estaría planificada, y si todo va bien Samsung podría utilizarlos en sus móviles de 2026.
El hecho de que Samsung fabrica sus propios procesadores puede entrañar bastantes ventajas a la hora de hacer que este se congenie a la perfección con su software. Al fin y al cabo, permite a la marca darle más importancia a los aspectos que quieren a la hora de diseñar el procesador, además de tener un nivel de control mayor sobre sus características en relación con el móvil en el que lo van a integrar.
