Samsung Exynos 2100: ‘Tiny as a chip, monster as a performer’
At the moment, Exynos 2100 is one of the best flagship chipsets available in the market, even it outperforms Snapdragon 888 as we saw earlier in various benchmarks tests. However, to showcase its power Samsung installed this in-house chipset in its top-notch Galaxy S21 smartphones.
Now, to explore more about this high-end processor, the Korean tech giant uploaded an informative video on Youtube that explains each and every aspect of this chip. So without wasting any time let’s dive into its details.
Samsung Exynos 2100 – ‘Tiny as a chip, monster as a performer’
Exynos 2100 is Samsung’s first 5G-integrated flagship mobile processor that provides a maximum downlink speed of up to 5.1Gbps in sub-6GHz and 7.35Gbps in mmWave. However, it is the second chipset from the company that built on a 5nm process technology.
Therefore, it delivers 20-percent lower power consumption and 10-percent higher performance when compared to its 7nm predecessor. Meanwhile its rival, Snapdragon 888 is also based on the same fabrication process.
Talking about the processing units, its CPU works by having a powerful Arm Cortex-X1 core for running at up to 2.9GHz. While it also has three high-performing Cortex-A78 cores and four power-efficient Cortex-A55 cores for blazingly fast outputs. Therefore, Samsung claims that it is 30% faster in multi-core tasks when compared to Exynos 990.
For handling the graphics, it features the new 14 core Mali-G78 GPU which supports the latest APIs, Vulkan, and OpenCL that leads to a 40 percent improvement in graphics performance while playing intense games like COD or PUBG.
The animated clip also tells about its new tri-core NPU (Neural Processing Unit) which comes with new architectural enhancements, used for reducing unnecessary tasks.
These structural changes are also used for proper work utilization and providing support for feature-map and weight confining. Resulted, it can perform up to 26-trillion-operations-per-second (TOPS) with more than twice the power efficiency, which is rare in the premium chipset segment.
What does it offer to handle the camera department?
For the best camera output, Exynos 2100 new ISP (Image Signal Processor) supports camera resolutions of up to 200-megapixels and can manage up to six individual sensors at the back while processing image data from four sensors simultaneously.
In addition, the multi-camera and frame processor (MCFP) of ISP can also combine feeds from multiple cameras to improve zoom performance and enhance image quality for ultra-wide shots.
Last but not least, the chipset offers a refresh rate of up to 144Hz for smooth scrolling while working on the internet. Besides, it supports HDR10+ displays with up to 4K resolution. However, you can record 8K videos from the phone that can be projected on TV or other big screens.
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Welcome to our weekly article covering the most interesting Samsung topics. Over the last week, we’ve got interesting insights about the upcoming Samsung Galaxy products alongside its work on future software for its wearable segment.
Galaxy S25 | Samsung canceled bringing stacked battery tech and 65W charging to Galaxy S25 Ultra. Now, it is planned for Galaxy S26 Ultra, which will arrive in 2026.
Dream Chip | Galaxy S26 could debut Dream Chip powered by Samsung GPU. Exynos 2500 (S5E9955) appears to be bringing AMD graphics.
Galaxy AI | Samsung started rolling out Galaxy AI features with One UI 6.1 update to the Galaxy S22 series, Galaxy Z Flip 4 and Galaxy Z Fold 4 in South Korea.
Wear OS 5 | Wear OS 5 is under development for the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6. Based on Android 14, the next Wear OS update is slated to boost performance and efficiency.
One UI 6.1 | Galaxy S21 series, Galaxy Z Flip 3, and Galaxy Z Fold 3 started getting One UI 6.1 update in select countries.
Exynos 2400+ | Reports surfaced claiming Samsung could launch Exynos 2400+ with Galaxy S24 FE. Tipster OreXDA claims that Samsung won’t bring any mid-cycle iteration.
Good Lock x Play Store | Samsung Good Lock app has been listed on the Google Play Store. It seems Samsung wants to bring Good Lock to all Galaxy users internationally.
Samsung’s most popular update | Galaxy AI features are included in One UI 6.1 making it Samsung’s most popular update ever. Samsung Europe mentioned that the One UI 6.1 update was downloaded by:
- 75% of Z Fold 5 users
- 80% of S23 Ultra users
- 65% of Tab S9 users
Wearable revolution | In a recent press release, Samsung shared a sneak peek at its wearable revolution, indicating new form factors and hardware upgrades, probably a rectangular Galaxy Watch Ultra and Galaxy Ring.
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Apple seems to have decided to introduce its Generative AI tech this year. During the recent earnings call, Tim Cook talked about generative AI, claiming to have “advantages” that will “differentiate” Apple in the era of artificial intelligence.
Tim Cook also claimed that some “very exciting things” will be shared with customers soon. Apple’s CEO might be linking it with the yearly Developers event that takes place in June. After teasing the advancements next month, the iPhone 16 may ship with AI features.
Galaxy AI is a key reason behind Samsung’s sizzling S24 sales globally. Apple will likely sell high number of iPhone 16 models, thanks to AI’s inclusion. As the company claims, the edge over rivals would be worth watching on how previous companies have missed opportunity.
Apple is reportedly preferring on-device AI features rather than cloud-based. It’s a limited approach against Samsung, which introduced both on-device and cloud-based AI features with the Galaxy S24 series. Well, the industry is likely to benefit from Apple’s entry into the AI era.
- We continue to feel very bullish about our opportunity in generative AI. We are making significant investments and we’re looking forward to sharing some very exciting things with our customers soon.
- We believe in the transformative power and promise of AI and we believe we have advantages that will differentiate us in this new era, including Apple’s unique combination of seamless hardware, software and services integration, groundbreaking Apple silicon with our industry leading neural engines, and our unwavering focus on privacy, which underpins everything we create.
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Korea’s Samsung Display and LG Display prep to initiate Apple iPhone 16 Pro display production in the first half. The report states that Apple has reduced the bottom bezel of the display for the upcoming Pro models, which would include the iPhone 16 Pro and 16 Pro Max.
According to TheElec, Samsung Display will commence Apple iPhone 16 display production in the first half itself. While the timeline isn’t clear, it’s expected that LG Display is also striving to begin the mass production of panels for the iPhone 16 Pro lineup.
Samsung reportedly established an organization earlier this month to strengthen its Apple business. It is reported that the Border Reduction Structure (BRS) technology is applied to make the bottom bezel thinner on the iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max models.
Samsung Display will likely produce OLED panels for all four models, including two Pro models and the other regular and Plus models. Meanwhile, LG Display plans to produce only two models, the iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max, which require a thin bottom bezel.
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