- Samsung has officially unveiled the Exynos W1000 chip for wearables.
- Built on a 3nm process, the SoC brings several improvements over the Exynos W930.
- Leaks suggest that the upcoming Galaxy Watch 7 and Galaxy Watch Ultra will feature the new chip.
A recent leak highlighting the specifications of Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Watch 7 and Galaxy Watch Ultra revealed that the next-gen smartwatches could feature a new Exynos W1000 chip. While we didn’t have any information about the SoC at the time, Samsung has now shared all the juicy details with its latest announcement.
The new Exynos W1000 chip is built using a 3nm fabrication process, and it packs a 5-core CPU with one ARM Cortex-A78 core and four Cortex-A55 cores. Samsung claims that the new architecture will result in up to 3.4x faster single-core performance, 3.7x faster multi-core performance, and 2.7x quicker app launch times compared to the Galaxy Watch 6’s Exynos W930. However, the new chip has the same ARM Mali-G68 MP2 GPU as the older model, which supports displays up to 960 x 540 pixels.