Mobile gaming has grown at an exceptional rate over the past few years – it’s truly amazing how far phones have come since the Candy Crush days, especially in terms of graphics performance. Samsung has been keen to remain an important part of this growing market, refocusing its Galaxy Store on games and placing a new emphasis on releasing graphics driver updates. In 2019, Samsung and AMD announced a partnership to bring Radeon technology to smartphones. Now, it looks like the fruits of this partnership are almost at hand, as suggested today at the Exynos 2100 event.

At the end of the Exynos event, Samsung teased its plans to incorporate an AMD GPU into its “next flagship”. Now the wording here is a little ambiguous. Samsung’s next flagship is, of course, the Galaxy S21, and we know these phones do. do not contain AMD graphics hardware. If so, what future flagship did Samsung actually mean?

According to the Ice Universe leaker, the 2100 announced today is just the start, and a future chipset, complete with an AMD GPU, will be released this year and could find its way into the Galaxy Z Fold3. I have to say, the thought of carrying a phone in my pocket that can unfold into an AMD-powered gaming tablet excites me – mobile games have already pushed the graphics envelope further than many of us do. were thinking about current hardware Be exciting to see what the developers are up to once this powerful new technology arrives.