Google May Use Custom Exynos Chipsets for Pixel Phones

From an online petition urging Samsung to terminate selling Exynos flagships to no performance difference claims, Samsung's Exynos chipsets are doing the rounds on the net over the past few weeks. A new report from Sammobile citing a Korean forum finally brings some positive news nigh Exynos chipsets.

According to the report, Google is working on a custom Exynos chipset that could be launched this year. The chipset will exist manufactured on Samsung's 5nm LPE procedure. Notably, Google will remove Samsung's Internet service provider and NPU in favor of its ain Visual Core ISP and NPU.

The custom-Exynos chipset is said to be an octa-core processor with 2 ARM Cortex-A78 cores, two Cortex-A76 cores, and four Cortex-A55 cores. It is tipped to feature Mali MP20 GPU.

If this reflects in reality, Google could exist using it exclusively for its Pixel phones. This would give the company more control over its hardware to efficiently optimize the software to piece of work best on Pixel devices in order to enhance the Pixel experience. Sammobile anticipates Google using these chipsets on its Pixelbooks and information centers as well.

Google's collaboration with Samsung's Exynos division would aid Exynos strengthen its chipset portfolio if Google has plans to scale this project. However, Google'south reliance on Exynos might be limited as the tech giant had hired experienced flake designers from Intel, Qualcomm, Broadcom, and Nvidia to work on its own chipsets last yr, according to Reuters.

With all that said, since we are withal to hear from both Samsung and Google concerning this aforesaid Exynos Pixel device, we would recommend you go on your expectations low on this one.