https://wccftech.com/samsung-exynos-1000-5nm-cortex-a78-cores/

Samsung’s upcoming Exynos 990 reported to power the Galaxy S11 family may not have the upper hand against the Snapdragon 865. This may be one reason why the Korean giant is reportedly releasing more Snapdragon 865-powered versions of the Galaxy S11 family in several markets. The company may definitely be looking at its latest SoC with a bit of disdain, and according to a tipster, the upcoming Exynos 1000 may make up for potentially lost performance, efficiency, and other high-end features.

Ever since it was reported that Samsung was shutting down its custom core development facility in Austin, there’s not been any developing news about an upcoming Exynos mobile SoC. However, tipster Ice Universe may be well connected with industry insiders, because according to an update via his Weibo account, Samsung could be working on an Exynos 1000 silicon that may be fabricated on the 5nm process.