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Qualcomm has refuted claims regarding overheating issues associated with its upcoming premier mobile chip, the Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6. Reports from Korea suggested that Samsung was in discussions with Qualcomm concerning these concerns and might opt for its own Exynos 2700 instead. A representative from Qualcomm labeled these reports as misleading, while the company's marketing head stated there are no widespread thermal problems. The chip features two 5GHz cores and is set to be utilized in devices such as the OnePlus 16 and Xiaomi 18. The initial allegations remain unsubstantiated. Here is the perspective from both parties.
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00:00A fight is brewing over the chip that could power next year's top Android phones.
00:04Korean reports claimed Samsung was talking with Qualcomm
00:07about overheating problems in the Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6
00:12and might skip it in favor of its own Exynos 2700 chip.
00:16Qualcomm is not having it.
00:18A company spokesperson said recent reporting about thermal issues is inaccurate,
00:22and its chief marketing officer wrote that there are no systemic thermal issues with the chip.
00:27He did add that phone makers tune performance and power as they launch their products.
00:31Here is what we know.
00:33The chip has two cores that run at 5 gigahertz and offers large gains over last year's version.
00:39Phones confirmed to use it include the Motorola Signature 27,
00:43Xiaomi 18,
00:45Red Magic 12 Pro Plus,
00:47Honor Magic 9 Pro Max,
00:48and OnePlus 16.
00:50Samsung has not confirmed what it will do,
00:52and the overheating claim came from unnamed sources
00:55and has not been independently verified.
00:58Do you trust the rumor or the denial?
01:00Disclosure.
01:01This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
01:05��ated tools.
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