The chipset which will almost-certainly power at least some of the upcoming Galaxy S26 series has been announced, and while details are currently thin of the ground, Samsung is promising a significant upgrade over its predecessor.

Called the Exynos 2600, in a 30 second teaser-video Samsung claims the new Exynos chip has been “refined at the core”, “optimized at every level” and will “express the exceptional”.

Rumors have already suggested Samsung will reintroduce its own-brand chipset for the Galaxy S26 series, although it may only feature in the Galaxy S26 and Galaxy S26 Plus, with some reports suggesting the S26 Ultra might be Snapdragon only.

A return to form?

Samsung’s line of Exynos chips have a hit and miss reputation, with previous generations experiencing issues with over

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