Samsung is cutting its Exynos production by 10% in light of South Korea-Japan trade dispute

16 July 2019
The Galaxy Note10 might hit shelves later than previously estimated due to the trade restrictions.

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Out of Control, 16 Jul 2019This just seems like a cover story for the real truth that ... moreYou really are Out of control...

    Anonymous, 16 Jul 2019I rather keep Exynos with their advanced video recording co... moreBattery life is better on the Snapdragon S10 then it is on the Exynos version.

    Also about updates, if they all had Snapdragon SOCs then the same would apply. It's the uniformity that helps

      This just seems like a cover story for the real truth that they don't have the ability to manufacture more 7nm SoC's using EUV. They are either having yield issues or just don't have enough lines dedicated to EUV. It's said that the new plant will only be available by the end of the year, which will increase output a lot, but for now they just don't have the capacity. If it was really down to the dispute then they would cut production of a different SoC.

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        • 16 Jul 2019

        Anders, 16 Jul 2019Good. The rest of the world would like the Snapdragon versi... moreI rather keep Exynos with their advanced video recording compared to Snapdragon.

        Battery life is solid on Exynos too no huge battery drain. If all Samsungs had Exynos everyone would get updates ALOT faster

          Good. The rest of the world would like the Snapdragon versions of Samsung flagships too. Not just North America

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            • Adul Al Salami Kebab
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            • 16 Jul 2019

            Well there goes the Samsung dream of exporting chips to more than just Motorola... x-x

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