Samsung In 2023: Are Exynos Processors Making a Comeback

Samsung will have another busy calendar year in 2023. Predictions are generally a guessing game, especially when dealing with a significant company like Samsung. It has several branches scattered throughout different categories. Let's hope Samsung has some surprises in store for us during the year so we may have a more exciting year-end roundup in December 2023.

Are Exynos processors making a comeback?

• According to rumours, the Exynos-based Galaxy S23 handsets will not be released this year.
• This is terrific news for Galaxy S series smartphones because Exynos processors are notorious for poor performance and throttling.
• Not to mention that Qualcomm is a larger and more powerful competitor in the wireless technology field, and its CPUs are more efficient with wireless communication.

Is this the end of the line for Exynos-powered Galaxy smartphones?

• Unlikely, given that Samsung is already far into their 3nm GAAFET manufacturing node.
• We may not see a new Exynos chip for the top Galaxy handsets, but we may receive an update on the issue, implying a possible comeback in the future.
• This also raises more significant concerns regarding Samsung's collaboration with AMD.
• To summarise, Exynos processors will likely not be used in the top devices of 2023.
• However, we are open to keeping the Exynos range alive for autos and infotainment systems.

A notable CES appearance

Samsung has always showcased a prominent presence at CES, whether it's a custom four-door refrigerator or the ultra-cool Odyssey Ark monitor. We can't say how Samsung will stand out at CES this year, but we anticipate more mainstream items. According to JH Han, CEO of Samsung's Device Experience Division, the subject for the CES 2023 event will be "Bringing Calm to Our Connected World," which screams "connected smart home gadgets." The gadgets promise more excellent SmartThings experiences with AI and more environmentally friendly activities. Samsung's SmartThings is now Matter-certified, which suggests that a new wave of Matter-enabled smart home hubs and gadgets might debut at the CES 2023 exhibition.