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I doubt it matters to Samsung. They are not Google, or an American company for that matter, where the mentality is win at first try or die. They will try to e
by Shorel 5y ago
I doubt it matters to Samsung.
They are not Google, or an American company for that matter, where the mentality is win at first try or die.
They will try to erode the market slowly but with constant grow, learning from other companies mistakes and having better fabs and better logistics.
- nrp 5y agoThat is Samsung's MO, but it hasn't worked especially well with Exynos in the past. Part of it is that Samsung SLSI doesn't have the kind of support structure that Intel, AMD, Qualcomm, Mediatek, or even RockChip have to enable customer designs. The bigger issue though is that just about every OEM has been burned at some point by relying too much on Samsung. You can work around that with memory and to some extent displays, but taking that risk on a CPU is rough.