When asked about the Exynos 2600, Samsung says that the latter will be its first chipset mass produced on the 2nm GAA process
During its Q2 2025 earnings call, Samsung announced that it would ‘ramp up mass production of a new mobile SoC with the 2nm GAA process’ in the second half of 2025, and while it was obvious which silicon the company was referring to, the announcement was mum about the details. Fortunately, during a Q&A session, an analyst revealed that the first chipset to be fabricated on the Korean giant’s next-generation lithography will be the Exynos 2600, bringing some competition to the flagship smartphone segment. As for performance, we only know that it will deliver better NPU capabilities over the previous silicon.No word on the Exynos 2600’s compute or GPU performance hints that Samsung is still trying to optimize its first 2nm GAA chipset before divulging any key details
The prototype mass production phase of the Exynos 2600 reportedly kicked off in June, and around that time, industry estimations mentioned that Samsung’s 2nm GAA yields were approximately 30 percent.
