Your future Samsung phone might finally run on truly “Samsung-made” silicon
The company is reportedly building custom processors, and it could change performance, battery life, and AI features. Samsung What’s happened? As reported by Chosun Media, Samsung has officially reorganized part of its semiconductor arm and formed a dedicated Custom SoC Development Team. This marks a shift away from simply licensing standard ARM CPU cores. Instead, Samsung is now investing in building its own chip architecture, covering CPU cores, AI/Neural units, and system-on-chip (SoC) desi...




