Tipster says Samsung will rebrand its Exynos chips and give them a wacky new name

Thanks to the proliferation of social media platforms, it’s difficult to stand out as a tipster these days. One tipster, Digital Chat Station, proved its worth by correctly reporting that Qualcomm was going to change the name of its flagship application processor (AP) in 2021, from the expected Snapdragon 898 to the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1. Of course, that had the Looks funny at first. time, but he was right. Now comes a tipster with an even crazier article about a new name Samsung is supposedly cooking up for its Exynos line of chips.

According to a tweet posted on “X” by @OreXda (via SamMobile), Samsung is apparently looking to rename its Exynos chips to “Dream Chip”. While it may not be deserved, the Exynos name doesn’t have a great reputation compared to its competitors due to complaints about overheating, battery drain, stuttering on videos, etc. . A new name could give Samsung a fresh start in the industry.

The most recent rumor from the mill says that Samsung plans to equip the next Galaxy S24 and Galaxy S24+ flagship phones with the Exynos 2400 AP in most markets. In the United States and China, both of these phones will be powered by the Snapdragon 8 generation 3 for Galaxy. In all markets, according to current speculation, the Snapdragon 8 generation 3 for Galaxy will run the Galaxy S24 Ultra.

The tipster says Samsung will rebrand all of its Exynos chips with the “Dream Chip” moniker, not just its flagship chips. The rebranding would take place sometime in 2024 and, while the rumored new name conveys a lot of self-confidence that Samsung has not earned in the chip industry, it is perhaps the main which is why this rumor seems so far-fetched.