Samsung's future flagship plans may be shifting, as recent reports indicate the Galaxy S27 Ultra is encountering complications with Qualcomm's next-generation Snapdragon 8 EE Gen 6 processor.
Because of these development challenges, Samsung is reportedly considering a pivot back to its proprietary silicon. The Exynos 2700 is now being discussed as a potential candidate to power the premium device.
While Samsung has predominantly favored Snapdragon platforms for its Ultra-tier models in recent generations, this move suggests the company remains committed to leveraging its in-house chipsets at the highest level if external supply or performance hurdles arise.
For full details and further insights on this report, check the original coverage on GSMArena.
