Qualcomm is reportedly working with Samsung to produce future Snapdragon mobile processors. The move signals a potential renewal of manufacturing ties between the US-based fabless chip designer and the South Korean tech giant's semiconductor foundry division.
While Qualcomm has recently leaned heavily on rival foundry TSMC for its leading-edge mobile silicon, partnering with Samsung could help diversify its supply chain. Such a strategy may provide Qualcomm with expanded production capacity and greater flexibility in bringing upcoming chipsets to market.
Specific details regarding target fabrication nodes, release schedules, or exact Snapdragon models under development have not been officially disclosed. Neither company has formally confirmed the exact scope of the reported partnership.
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