The deal marks a consecutive contract for Nota, following its previous partnership for the Exynos 2500. Under the agreement, Nota will participate in developing the next version of Samsung's proprietary toolchain, Exynos AI Studio.
Nota's hardware-aware AI optimization platform, NetsPresso, is capable of reducing AI model sizes by up to 90 percent while maintaining accuracy. The technology is designed to enable large-scale generative AI models to run smoothly on mobile devices without cloud connectivity.
The partnership will also focus on automating optimization pipelines, allowing developers to implement the latest AI models in the Exynos environment more efficiently.
"This collaboration, which has continued since the Exynos 2400, proves that Nota's technology is creating tangible value when combined with Samsung hardware," Nota AI CEO Chae Myung-su said.
The Exynos 2600 is expected to power Samsung's upcoming Galaxy smartphone lineup.
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