While Samsung clarifies his vision of mobile artificial intelligence with the Galaxy series, it clearly shows that this journey will not be limited to a single partner. Choi Won-Joon’s information to Reuters, the head of the company’s mobile department and responsible for operations, contains the clues of this approach. The AI -supported user experience, which started with the Galaxy S24, has been shaped with Google’s Gemini technology. But it stands in the middle with strong signs that this situation can change very soon.
Choi says that negotiations with different artificial intelligence providers are ongoing and they do not intend to move with a single solution. Emphasizing that they are open to any alternative to improve the user experience, Choi says competitive artificial intelligence solutions will be preferred. This statement reveals that Samsung intends to establish a more flexible and multi -stakeholder on the artificial intelligence side. The company’s search for this flexibility will make it even more prominent especially in new Galaxy models.
Samsung is turning to diversity in artificial intelligence solutions with Galaxy S26
Among the companies that Samsung meet is now two major names stand out: OpenAI and Perplexity. OpenAI, which has made a name for itself with Chatgpt, attracts the attention of Samsung, while Perplexity stands out with its natural language processing and artificial intelligence -supported search technologies. The information that came up in June showed that Samsung evaluated investing in Perplexity and that this company’s mobile applications would be directly integrated into Galaxy devices. The first of these collaborations may appear in the Galaxy S26 family, which is expected to be released in 2026,.
On the OpenAI front, the situation is moving a little different. Samsung does not establish an investment -based relationship with this company, but it is said to keep the possibility of technical integration clearly. OpenAI’s large language model technologies can make significant contributions in terms of smart answers, suggestions and content production on mobile devices. In this context, Samsung’s negotiations with OpenAI are expected to progress focused on software integration.
Samsung is about to make new decisions not only on the software side, but also in terms of hardware components. The processor to be used in the Galaxy S26 family has not yet reached a definite decision. Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gene 4 chip and Samsung’s exynos 2600 chip will be made. This decision will directly affect the performance capacity of the device and the efficiency of artificial intelligence operations.
In addition, rumors that Apple is preparing to log in to the foldable phone market. Considering that Samsung has been the only big player in this market for a long time, Apple’s possible move may be angry. Choi Won-Joon says that he sees this development positive on behalf of the sector and will activate the general market dynamics. The company predicts that competition in the market will have results for the benefit of the user.
Samsung’s turning to solutions outside the Gemini can actually be read as a natural evolution of the current vision of artificial intelligence. The company shows strategic flexibility to avoid making technology partner dependent on a single brand. This approach can allow devices to meet different needs in the global market. At the same time, the competition of different AI solutions can contribute to the faster development of user experience.
Making the Galaxy AI platform multi -layered can pave the way for Samsung to provide more various services through future software updates. Especially in areas such as productive artificial intelligence, smart summarizing and real -time language translation, alternative models may be great. On the other hand, the technical adaptation problems of the multiple provider system will have to be meticulously managed. How smoothly Samsung will manage this transition will directly affect the success of new models.
While productive artificial intelligence solutions on a global scale are becoming increasingly widespread, mobile device manufacturers have to provide hardware support to these technologies. The processor, memory and software optimization of the Galaxy S26 family will play a critical role in this respect. In particular, local AI transactions can be performed on the device, and will also be an advantage in terms of data safety. Samsung’s preferences in this direction, not only software integration, but also at the hardware level is seen to be carefully planned.