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?
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