Samsung Exynos: Samsung is not launching the new Exynos chipset on November 19 – Times of India

NEW DELHI: Samsung Exynos recently shared an Instagram post that mentioned ‘Everything changes’ on November 19. This post led to intense speculation that the company will launch its new Exynos processor at the event. However, now the South Korean giant has clarified that it will not launch a new chipset on November 19.
The company has confirmed that the Instagram post has nothing to do with the Exynos chipset launch. Samsung said that the company is making some changes to its social account.
Samsung took to Twitter to clarify this confusion. The smartphone maker tweeted, “Despite the rumours, we don’t have any Exynos-related events planned on 11/19, but we do have some changes coming to our social accounts. Stay tuned to the @SamsungDSGlobal account for more!”

So, the company is just changing the name for its social accounts and it’s not launching the much-anticipated Exynos chipset.

On the other hand, the Samsung Semiconductor Twitter account posted a thread asking people to join in on a thought experiment related to the contributions of semiconductors.
The company said:
Continuing with what we said yesterday, as an example, let’s try this thought experiment: what if we lived in a world without semiconductors? Some of the immediate effects we could think of would be on a larger scale, like, say, booking flights. Without data – of passengers, routes, etc. – being stored and moved around effortlessly the way it is today, what would travel even look like?
Also, how would an average person find their way through New York City – or any major metropolis – without the help of AI to navigate?
If AI were stripped from our lives, how would we cope with all its conveniences we practically take for granted? Like calendar scheduling, or reading emails? Imagine the day where every email was a meeting. No data means no AI assistants. Would this mean going back to doing all the thinking by ourselves?
How would we run and scale our businesses? There’d be no chatbots either. Imagine the time it would take to personally resolve every simple customer query in person. Would modern businesses survive a landscape without assisted customer service?
Taking things further, it’d be no exaggeration to say that the planet’s future would also be at stake. How would we measure and predict natural disasters, for instance? Would we even be able to acquire scientific data to support the fight against climate change?
It’s a domino effect, but it really goes to show how semiconductors change everything.