SAMSUNG

Company to use AMD Radeon graphics cards in future smartphones

Samsung has licensed AMD technology for its future Exynos chips, which may be the gaming manufacturer's gaming business. The company will access the newly announced RDNA (Radeon ADN) architecture, which will be the basis of the upcoming AMD Navi GPU, graphics cards that Sony will use on PlayStation 5, for example and even Google Stadia.
In this way, Samsung will replace its ARM-based Mali GPUs with future RDNA architecture. Samsung's smartphones typically offer two processors: almost everywhere in the world they are sold with the Exynos processor, but in the United States, Canada, China, Japan and Latin America, the Korean manufacturer opts for a solution based on Qualcomm's technology. the Snapdragon chips like the Adreno GPUs.
It was at Computex that the manufacturer announced the new RDNA architecture along with the AMD Radeon RX 5700 graphics card. According to experts, this GPU allows up to 25% more graphics performance compared to current Vega boards. M. F.