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Samsung Readies Exynos 2500 and Satellite Link for Galaxy Z Flip 7

Salman Akhtar
Last updated: 17 June 2025 20:47
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Samsung is on the verge of revealing its most advanced mobile processor yet. The Exynos 2500 is built on a three-nanometer architecture. This process brings faster speed and lower power use. The chip will first appear in the Galaxy Z Flip 7 when it arrives next month.

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First 3 nm Exynos chip changes the gameSatellite links for remote coverageCar safety joins the signal revolutionDelay and comeback storyWhat the future holds

First 3 nm Exynos chip changes the game

The Exynos 2500 marks a major step forward in Samsung chip design. The shift to 3 nm means more transistors in the same space. This boosts raw performance for games and apps. It also improves battery life by cutting energy waste. For a foldable phone, this is key. The Flip 7 can stay slim while offering long hours of use.

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Satellite links for remote coverage

A standout feature of the new chip is its satellite connectivity. It uses the Exynos 5400 5G modem to tap into low-earth orbit satellites. This non-terrestrial network link lets users send messages when cell towers fail. That could help hikers, sailors, and drivers in remote places stay in touch. Skylo Technologies has certified the chip for these services. Their network will carry emergency texts and simple data through the sky.

Car safety joins the signal revolution

Samsung has not stopped at phones. It has teamed up with its own auto unit, Harman. In cars with HARMAN Ready Connect, the Exynos 2500 can send emergency alerts even when roadside coverage vanishes. It can also bring updates on weather or traffic in dead zones. This could mean faster help after a crash or storm.

Delay and comeback story

The Exynos 2500 was meant for the Galaxy S 25 line. Production snags at Samsung Foundry forced a switch to Qualcomm chips instead. Now that those yield issues are resolved, Samsung is ready to roll out its homegrown silicon. The Flip 7 will showcase Exynos 2500 first, while its big-screen sibling, the Z Fold 7, will stick with Snapdragon 8 Gen 3. A Flip 7 FE edition will use last year’s Exynos 2400 instead.

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What the future holds

The Exynos 2500 could signal more in‑house chips for Samsung’s flagships. Its mix of top speeds, battery savings, and satellite link sets a new bar for foldables. It will be up to Samsung to enable the Skylink in each market it sells in. If this works well, it may push other makers to build their own satellite modems into phones.

Consumers will get their first look at the chip in July when Samsung unveils the new foldables. The Galaxy Z Flip 7 could be the world’s first pocket phone that stays online beyond cell coverage. That could change the way people use their phones on the trail or on the road.

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