三星Exynos自研旗舰芯片爆发在即，但还有希望吗

Core Insights - Samsung's Exynos 2600 appears to have resolved previous performance issues, shifting the focus from performance concerns to confidence in the chip's capabilities [1][3][19] Technical Advancements - The Exynos 2600 is built on Samsung's 2nm GAA process and features a 10-core CPU design (1+3+6) using Arm's latest C1 architecture, along with an AMD RDNA4-based Xclipse-960 GPU with 8 compute units [4][9] - Recent performance tests indicate that the Exynos 2600's CPU performance has surpassed Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 and MediaTek's Dimensity 9500, achieving a single-core score of 3959, second only to Apple's A19 Pro [6][12] - The GPU is reported to have a theoretical FP32 performance of up to 6 TFLOPS, with a peak frequency of 1350-1400 MHz, suggesting it may maintain performance better under prolonged use compared to competitors [10][12] Image Processing Capabilities - The ISP of the Exynos 2600 supports up to 320 million pixels for a single camera or three 108 million pixel sensors simultaneously, with HDR capabilities for 8K 60FPS and 4K 120FPS video [12][18] - Samsung is developing an AI imaging technology called "neural composition," which aims to enhance photo quality by predicting optimal compositions before the shutter is pressed [18] Market Position and Strategy - Historically, Samsung's Exynos chips have faced challenges in gaining market confidence, with a significant portion of Galaxy devices using Qualcomm chips [20][23] - Recent reports indicate that approximately 75% of Samsung Galaxy devices now utilize Qualcomm chips, highlighting a shift in reliance on external suppliers [23] - The upcoming Galaxy S26 series is expected to continue the trend of using both Exynos and Snapdragon chips, raising questions about the performance parity between the two versions [25]