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US chip makers tell Congress that taxpayers' $52 billion subsidy isn't enough
By Sean Endicott published
Chips Up to an additional $30 billion is needed to compete with other countries, according to the Semiconductor Industry Association.

Windows Central Podcast #292: Surface impressions, Qualcomm interview
By Zac Bowden published
Podcast Qualcomm is ARMed for the future

Qualcomm announces ‘Oryon’ next-gen ARM CPU, Citi adopting Snapdragon PCs
By Daniel Rubino published
The Future At its annual Qualcomm Summit, the leading mobile chip maker announced Adobe is optimizing more apps for Windows on ARM, Citi adopting Snapdragon PCs, and the name of its next-gen compute platform.

Qualcomm’s next-gen Nuvia-based CPU claimed to have 12-cores and “extremely promising” performance
By Daniel Rubino published
Next-gen ARM Qualcomm's next-gen Nuvia chips are slated for 2024, and one new report claims one of them features 12-cores with a similar memory and cache configuration as Apple's M1.

Qualcomm's Nuvia-based PC chips are showing positive signs, earning design wins
By Sean Endicott published
PCs During a recent investor call, Qualcomm discussed its upcoming Nuvia-based processors, which are currently set to ship in 2024 and rival CPUs from Apple.

Arm suing Qualcomm over alleged breach of licensing agreements, calls for destruction of Nuvia designs
By Sean Endicott published
Arm claims that Qualcomm continued to develop chips while using expired licenses.

Qualcomm may purchase stake in Arm as part of consortium
By Sean Endicott published
Qualcomm's CEO recently discussed a potential plan to invest in Arm as part of a consortium. The move would maintain Arm's neturality across the chipmaking industry.

Qualcomm's Nuvia ARM chips to challenge Apple M-series won't arrive until late 2023
By Sean Endicott last updated
The president and CEO of Qualcomm recently shared a more specific timeline for the release of the company’s Nuvia ARM CPUs. The chips won’t be available in devices until late 2023.

Samsung beats Intel to claim semiconductor revenue throne in 2021
By Sean Endicott last updated
Samsung held the highest market share among semiconductor vendors in 2021. As a whole, the semiconductor industry saw a growth of 26% year-over-year and reached a total revenue of over 594 million.
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