Last month, we told you that information coming out of South Korea claimed that Samsung was working towards producing an application processor that would take advantage of its own cores and not of those supplied by ARM.
2015 marks an important change in strategy for the Korean tech giant. Samsung is increasingly trying to become more self-sufficient, and if until now we have seen the company alternate between its own Exynos chips and Qualcomm’s Snapdragon, this year things … (read more)
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