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Semiconductor giant continues partnership with Samsung for Exynos chips

The partnership between Samsung and AMD, established in 2019 for the use of Radeon graphics technology in Exynos chips, has been extended. Shared by two pioneering companies in their fields of business to announcement According to the report, it is stated that several more generations of AMD Radeon graphics units will be used in Exynos chips to provide high-level graphics quality and efficient power consumption for premium smartphones by Samsung.

Seogjun Lee, one of Samsung's senior presidents, made the following statements regarding the continuation of the partnership in question: ''Together with AMD, Samsung is revolutionizing mobile graphics, including our latest collaboration that brings ray tracing to mobile processors for the first time in the industry. On the other hand, we will continue to support continuous innovations in the area of mobile graphics, leveraging our technological know-how in the design of low-power chips.”

David Wang, Senior Vice President, Radeon Technologies Group: ''AMDWe are thrilled that Samsung has selected our high-performance Radeon graphics solutions to develop the next generation of Exynos chips.'' he said.

The first agreement between Samsung and AMD was signed in 2019; As a result of this collaboration, we find Exynos 2200 processors with Xclipse GPUs based on the AMD RDNA2 architecture with hardware-based ray tracing and VRS (Variable Rate Shading). Although Exynos 2200 is in the Galaxy S22 series, it lagged behind Snapdragon 8 Gen 1, but it performed much better than its predecessors.

by Yazar Burak Arslan