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CES 2026: Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon X2 Plus targets high-end AI without sacrificing battery life
At CES 2026, Qualcomm unveiled the Snapdragon X2 Plus, a new platform that brings artificial intelligence acceleration, long ...
From factories to service environments and eventually homes, Qualcomm wants to power the next generation of intelligent ...
QCOM unveils Snapdragon X2 Plus at CES ???26, expanding into AI PCs with 3 nm Oryon cores for faster performance, longer ...
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Qualcomm is determined to cut a slice out of Intel's PC pie with latest Snapdragon chips
Enterprises have been slow to adopt Arm laptops so far Qualcomm is trying to become a major player in the laptop processor ...
Based on the 3nm process, this one lifs t 80 TOPS NPU, nearly doubling its predecessor's AI performance and enabling over 50 ...
Qualcomm has introduced a full suite of robotics technologies, powering physical AI from household robots up to full-size ...
Qualcomm's Snapdragon X2 Plus fills the same role as its predecessor: bringing Windows on Arm to sub-$1,000 notebooks with ...
Qualcomm (QCOM) is stepping into CES 2026 with a spotlight on AI, new chips, and smarter devices, and that showcase is ...
Artificial intelligence is no longer a side act or a speculative bet. Its infrastructure is baked into devices, platforms, ...
The company is planning to present a range of innovations including AI chatbots, smart media, home robots, and smart refrigerators. If you’re in Las Vegas, you can see what’s going on for yourself.
At its annual Snapdragon Summit on Tuesday, Qualcomm revealed its latest mobile chipset. Perhaps the biggest change in the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 is the introduction of on-device generative AI (akin to ...
Qualcomm is no stranger in running artificial intelligence and machine learning systems on-device and without an internet connection. They’ve been doing it with their camera chipsets for years. But on ...
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