A new report from Korea suggests that some Galaxy S25 models will be fueled by a MediaTek chipset.
With Samsung reportedly having yield issues with its 3nm process on which the Exynos 2500 was to be based, it’s likely that the South Korean giant’s in-house chip won’t be ready in time for the Galaxy S25 series’ unveiling. On the other hand, Qualcomm is reportedly planning to raise the Snapdragon 8 Gen 4’s price, which is why Samsung is reluctant to power all Galaxy S25 variants with a Snapdragon chip.
So what’s the company going to do?
Citing leaker Panda Flash, Korean outlet Fnnewsclaims that since the yield rate for the Exynos 2500 is around 20 percent, way below the 60 percent that’s a pre-requisite for mass production, it’s unlikely to be used in the Galaxy S25.
