Samsung Columbia website poster reveals Galaxy S23 series will be available on February 1st, according to a recent leak from Ice Universe.
A new leak from tipster Ice Universe claims that Samsung’s president of mobile experience Business, TM Roh, will launch a “Galaxy dedicated chip” at the event.
In April, TM Roh hinted at the development of a dedicated Galaxy chip. Samsung might incorporate the same AI capabilities into their own chipset as Google Tensor, which will be reintroduced in the soon-to-be-released Google Pixel Fold.
Samsung’s premium Galaxy S series has long been powered by Exynos chips, while Snapdragon chips are used by North American and Chinese consumers. According to insiders, every Galaxy S23 device is equipped with an overclocked Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor.
Samsung Foundry is claimed to be developing the first high-end chipset from a South Korean company using the second or third generation of 3nm GAA manufacturing technology. There have been no specific details released about the CPU’s features.
