Samsung launches two variants of its Galaxy S and Galaxy Note series flagship smartphones every year. The global variant uses the Exynos processor, while the China and US variants use a comparable Snapdragon processor. The Galaxy S22 series could follow the same path next year, and the next-generation flagship Snapdragon processor has just been leaked.
Next-gen flagship Snapdragon chip that could be used in Galaxy S22 is built on a 4nm process
According to the information tweeted by reliable tipster Evan Blass (@evleaks), Qualcomm’s next flagship processor bears model number SM8450 and is built using a 4nm process (probably made by Samsung Foundry). It reportedly uses the Kryo 780 CPU, which is based on the ARM v9 architecture that was unveiled last week. For graphics processing, the chipset could use the Adreno 730 GPU. It will reportedly be compatible with quad-channel LPDDR5 RAM.
