Latest reports suggest that Samsung might be the first OEM to launch phones with 2nm chips, overtaking Apple in 2026.
Apple A18 and Snapdragon 8 Elite chips used in the flagship iPhone 16 and Galaxy S25 series are made using a 3nm process. While previous reports suggested that Apple might be the first company to launch a phone with a 2nm chipset, a new report sheds light on Samsung’s efforts to bring 2nm chips to its upcoming Galaxy S26 lineup sooner than any other competitor.
According to a new report by SamMobile, Samsung Foundry has made significant progress with its 2nm fabrication process, potentially paving the way for the firm to launch the Exynos 2600 chipset at 2nm.
