Group 1 - Samsung Electronics has completed the development of the world's first 2nm mobile platform, Exynos 2600, and plans to start mass production by the end of September, marking a significant advancement in mobile chip technology [1][2] - The Exynos 2600 shows significant performance improvements over its predecessor, Exynos 2500, and is expected to be adopted by Samsung's MX division for the Galaxy S26 flagship series [1][2] - The Exynos 2600 processor features a 1+2+6 core architecture with a maximum frequency of 3.8GHz, achieving scores of 3309 in single-core and 11256 in multi-core tests, indicating strong computational capabilities [2] Group 2 - The successful market introduction of Exynos 2600 is anticipated to positively impact Samsung's key departments, including MX (Mobile Communications), System LSI (Semiconductor System), and foundry services, potentially enhancing profitability by 2026 [2]