- Nintendo has contributed with Samsung to help prepare chips for Switch 2
- Bloomberg has reported that the partnership will increase the output of Switch 2
- Sources say that growing output can mean that Nintendo can send more than 20 million switch 2 units by March 2026
To increase the production of Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo has contributed with the Samsung Electronics Company to help prepare important chips for the console.
As reported BloombergNintendo has turned to Samsung to create a customized processor manufactured by NVIDIA for Switch 2, using its 8 nanomometer node, so that it can accelerate the production.
Sources say that with this new partnership with Samsung, the speed of sending more than 20 million switch 2 units for Nintendo by March 2026 should be so fast.
It has also been said that if it is needed, Samsung may increase further, though it will depend on the ability of hardware collectors like the Foxkin Technology Group.
Samsung, which also creates memory chips and display components for Nintendo, is allegedly competing with Taiwan Semicader Manufacturing Company (TSMC), which also contributes with Apple and NVIDIA.
With his new Nintendo Agreement, it is said that Samsung hopes he will increase his business and secure further land.
Nintendo President Shantaro Frokawa has said the company expects to sell 15 million switch 2 consoles during its launch window. When investors were asked why the number of forecasts was so low, Frookawa said that the company had set these data with the purpose of reaching the same level with the “Nintendo Switch.”
He also attributed the high cost of console with Nintendo’s predictions, but said its backward compatibility and software bundles would increase sales before the end of the first financial year.
Nintendo Switch 2 globally launches on June 5, 2025 at 9 449.99 / £ 395.99. Before the UK and the US pre -order are now alive.
If you are missing out on pre -order and are struggling to find stock, Game Stop and Best Bay have announced that they will re -turn 2 units to the store and online to store and online.
