What has been speculated since mid-2019 has finally been confirmed – Samsung has announced that it has struck a deal with AMD that will put its high-performance Radeon graphics chips in its future mobile chipsets.
Announcing a strategic partnership with the US processor and graphics card giant at its CES event this year, Samsung confirmed that it is working with it on a "next-generation mobile graphics chip" that will be introduced in its next flagship product.
Exactly what Samsung means by "next flagship product" is unknown at this time. It means that the new GPU will be introduced with the range Galaxy Note 21? Let's not forget that there has recently been talk on the air that the technological colossus already this year "will cut". So it could perhaps be his next flexible smartphone Galaxy From Fold 3? It's all speculation at this point. Likewise, we do not know what performance this GPU will have and what chip it will be part of.
But the speculation that appeared at the end of last year can tell us something, according to which Samsung's high-end chipset with AMD GPUs, which is currently under development, will not be introduced before next year. If this is the case, we may have to wait our turn Galaxy S22 to see what both companies have in store for us.
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