Samsung to sell Exynos processors to other smartphone vendors

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Samsung to sell Exynos processors to other smartphone vendors

Cage Chao, Taipei; Willis Ke, DIGITIMES

Wednesday 24 January 2018

Samsung Electronics plans to begin selling its in-house developed Exynos mobile processors to other smartphone vendors in order to expand the scale of its smartphone chip platform, according to industry sources.

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