Galaxy S23, Samsung’s next generation of high-end smartphones, is set to launch early next year. As the months go by, the devices aim to incorporate more and more interesting improvements and besides, the South Korean giant could only launch them with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC, so there would be no model with Exynos.

According to the Ice Universe Twitter account, Samsung’s Galaxy S23 generation will only ship with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC, which means the Exynos 2300 doesn’t exist or at least won’t be part of the next flagship smartphones. from the South Korean giant. The same account shares a document from Qualcomm’s CFO saying that “The 75% share of the global Galaxy S22 will increase in the Galaxy S23“.

The information was published by Ice Universe suggests that Qualcomm is aware that the Galaxy S23 will only equip the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2therefore, there will be only a single line with its corresponding variants, which will differ in RAM size, data storage and possibly cameras.

Goodbye, Exynos. This is the best news of the week. pic.twitter.com/s9tAYAdY8t

— Universe Ice (@UniverseIce) November 4, 2022

We’ll see what happens with the Exynos 2300 if Samsung is still going to push it forward, which seemed to be the case a month ago, but now prices have skyrocketed. rumors that the company might even stop developing its own SoCs, or at least put it on hold. Samsung may not be too satisfied with the results obtained, so for the Galaxy S23, it would rather play it safe and bet everything on the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, which is produced under the TSMC 4nm node, to establish itself as one of the best. solutions in your segment.

Due to an alleged error, Samsung has leaked the date for the start of reservations, which suggests that they will open on December 23, 2022. The Galaxy S23 generation is already showing ways in performance tests, and the Ultra model shows the improvement of the rear camera in a remarkable way. It remains to be seen what future Samsung has in store for its Exynos SoCs, but all indications are that they will not be introduced in the Galaxy S23 generation.