At this year's CES, Samsung confirmed existing details about it working with AMD on a custom mobile GPU. Keep in mind, last year, the company partnered with AMD to bring Radeon graphics to mobile processors.

Now, at Samsung's Exynos On 2021 event for the Exynos 2100, Samsung revealed more information about their custom GPU plans, confirming to the masses it is working with AMD to produce a “next-generation mobile GPU” that will be launched “in the next flagship product".

Dr Inyup Kang, president of Samsung’s System LSI Business, made the revelation at CES 2021, though Kang provided few details otherwise. It's unclear what the “next flagship product” means. Perhaps the new Galaxy Note? But that's also anticipated to be discontinued this year.

So, maybe the Galaxy Z Fold 3 will get the AMD mobile GPU?

It was rumored last year the high-end chipset won’t launch until 2022. (When the partnership was first announced, Samsung lauded AMD as a leader “in the GPU area".) So, we may have to wait until the Galaxy S22 to learn more about what these companies have been up to lately. 

Either way, we'd love to know all the details. Today’s confirmation from Samsung primarily suggests its work with AMD has been successful, at least so far, and that its next flagship SoC following the Exynos 2100 will certainly feature the new GPU. We'll keep you posted as we learn more. 

For more CES 2021 announcements, see Pocket-lint's roundup.