Samsung is now preparing to launch its foldable devices, the Galaxy Z Flip 6 and the Galaxy Z Fold 6, which is expected to take place at the Unpacked event on July 10. Various rumors have already surfaced online showing the colors of the two devices and also suggesting that Samsung might opt ​​for a twin-chip strategy for its upcoming foldables.

However, a new tip on the subject X (formerly Twitter) Reliable tipster Roland Quandt suggests that Samsung may launch its 2026 flagships with an internal GPU. The company’s 2025 flagships, namely the Galaxy S25 series, will continue to use the Exynos chipset, specifically the Exynos 2500 (S5E9955), which includes an AMD GPU. Here is what was written in the post:

Um… so there’s S5E9945 right? (Exynos 2400)
And then there’s S5E9955, which comes after it.
The Exynos 2400 has an AMD GPU. The sequel will also have an AMD GPU, it seems.

Then, in 2026, Samsung seems to be aiming for the release of a next-generation flagship SoC with its own GPU.

Samsung’s Xclipse GPU, built in partnership with AMD, powers the existing Exynos 2200 and Exynos 2400. But in 2026, Samsung may take a new step in its GPU strategy and may ship the 2026 flagships with its own GPU. Samsung is rumored to be developing a custom GPU for its Galaxy flagships after the decent success of the Exynos 2400 SoC.

Since the tipster pegged 2026 as Samsung’s own GPU release date, it remains to be seen whether Exynos will continue to power Samsung’s flagships or Samsung might rebrand Exynos as a Galaxy-exclusive chipset.

Samsung’s Galaxy S25 series launching next year will be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 for Galaxy and Exynos 2500, developed in a 3nm process. Later in 2026, Samsung will debut the Galaxy S26 series, and markets like the US and Canada are likely to get the Snapdragon-powered devices, while Europe, Asia and Africa may get Samsung’s chip powered by the internal GPU .