Samsung’s Galaxy AI experiences are about to get a big boost. The company has reportedly confirmed plans to integrate Google’s upcoming Gemini Nano 2 chip into next year’s Galaxy S25 flagship smartphone lineup.
Chulmin Jo, vice president of Samsung’s System LSI division, shared details about the upcoming Galaxy S25 during a recent AI semiconductor forum in South Korea. According to local media, Jo said that Samsung is reportedly working with Google to bring the second generation of the wide-language Gemini Nano model to the Galaxy S25 series.
Google’s original Gemini Nano AI model currently powers Galaxy AI features found on the latest Galaxy S24 phones, such as Circle to Search. However, the Gemini Nano 2 should help strengthen these capabilities with improved performance and ever more interesting features.
Galaxy S25 will be packed with AI features
Although Samsung didn’t provide details on what to expect, the upgraded Gemini Nano 2 chip should enable more advanced Galaxy AI features and natural language processing without relying on cloud connectivity. The improved equipment could in particular allow nuanced voice interactions, a more intelligent photo part or even productivity assistance across the entire Galaxy S25.
Interestingly, the Samsung executive’s comments appear to confirm that Google is actively developing a successor to the Gemini Nano, even though the tech giant has yet to officially reveal such plans. The two tech titans appear to have already begun a collaboration to integrate the next generation of AI silicon when the Galaxy S25 lineup arrives in early 2025.
He It now remains to be seen whether these new features planned for the Galaxy S25 will also be deployed on older models, such as the Galaxy S24 or the Galaxy S23. Galaxy AI was originally only available on Samsung’s latest models, but the Korean manufacturer has officially announced that it will expand these features to other models, even if they are only the most high-end smartphones. most recent of the company.