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    Samsung and Qualcomm announce partnership to manufacture 5nm 7G mobile chips

      Samsung and Qualcomm, after revealing the expansion for the arrival of 5G, issued a statement this Thursday (22) revealing that they closed a partnership with the aim of expanding the development of the 7 nanometer processors that will be used in Qualcomm's 5G chipsets. .

      The technology used is 7nm LPP (Low Power Plus) EUV which simplifies manufacturing and increases energy efficiency when compared to 10nn processors.

      Samsung and Qualcomm announce partnership to manufacture 5nm 7G mobile chips


      Samsung and Qualcomm announce partnership to manufacture 5nm 7G mobile chips.


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      "We are excited to lead the 5G mobile industry with Samsung. Using 7nm LPP EUV technology, our new generation of Snapdragon 5G mobile chipsets will take advantage of improved processes and advanced design to enhance users' experience with future devices." , said RK Chunduru, Senior Vice President, Supply Chain and Procurement, Qualcomm

      "We are pleased to continue to expand our relationship with Qualcomm Technologies on their 5G technology using our EUV process. This collaboration is an important step for our business and signifies confidence in Samsung's technology process," said Charlie Bae, Executive Vice President of Samsung's sales and marketing.

      It is worth mentioning that Samsung has already started construction of a new 7nm processor factory that will be operated by TMSC, the world's leading developer of microchips for mobile developers.



      The two companies have a nearly ten-year partnership in chip development.

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