This doesn't make a lot of sense. Most new Samsung phones are coming with Snapdragon processors. As long as Qualcomm is ready to sell them processors, they will launch phones. They can't make a Snapdragon-only Galaxy Note phone, and that's the actual reason behind no Note this year.
I disagree. Samsung continue to sell their phones with Exynos processors globally except China and US. Since Samsung owns Exynos and they have invested heavily in R&D and Exynos, they would not want to launch phones with Snapdragon globally...
