Samsung Use Exynos, Snapdragon Threatened?

Mobile phone enthusiast certainly no stranger to the Snapdragon. Yes, the processor Qualcomm's almost can be found in most Android phones. However, since Samsung decided to use Exynos processor, Snapdragon popularity was mentioned would be threatened.
The reason for the largest portion of the user's Snapdragon processor turns sourced from Samsung. Practically, in addition to benefit from the use Snapdragon processor in the Samsung mobile phones, Qualcomm also gain substantial revenue from the license.

In fact, as quoted from Phone Arena, Saturday (18/04/2015), Qualcomm only gained about 2% to 2.5% of the sales value of each mobile phone belongs to Samsung's Galaxy S series.
But who would have thought that since the Galaxy S series was released, Qualcomm has taken in revenue from royalties that figure reached $ 9 billion, or around Rp 115 trillion.
Since Samsung decided to use homemade Exynos processor, Qualcomm reportedly upset. Rumors are circulating this phone call processor giant intends to cut the value of the royalties from any phone that uses the processor.
The goal of course in order to keep the mobile phone vendors interested in using homemade chips, including Samsung. Furthermore, rumors circulated that said Qualcomm plans to separate the special division licenses and chips.
This is done in anticipation of homemade chips Qualcomm feeling began to lose popularity. Especially considering the fact Qualcomm is now followed closely two powerful mobile chip giant, Samsung and MediaTek are increasingly meraksasa.
When this is done, the main business Qualcomm will no longer focus on the manufacture of chips. But the license division which became the largest revenue source Qualcomm.
For information, Qualcomm is a company with license revenue in the world. The company has gained nearly USD 30 billion, or around Rp 384 trillion just from selling licenses.