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Apple unveils M4 processor that's an 'AI powerhouse,' but Qualcomm and its Snapdragon X Elite have nothing to worry about
By Sean Endicott Published
Apples to apples Apple just unveiled its M4 processor, which focuses heavily on AI. But did the announcement steal Qualcomm and the Snapdragon X Elite's thunder? We took a closer look.

How to watch Qualcomm Snapdragon Summit 2023: Get a first look at the X Series platform designed to take on Apple
By Richard Devine Published
Show time Qualcomm's annual Snapdragon Summit is upon us and this year is a big one with the Apple-baiting X Series for Windows PC due to make its debut. Here's how you can watch along.

New Snapdragon G Series takes portable gaming to the next level with powerful performance
By Rebecca Spear Published
Next-Gen handhelds Qualcomm announced three new chips in its Snapdragon G Series that will power next-gen gaming handhelds.

Qualcomm Oryon chip specs to be unveiled at Snapdragon Summit 2023
By Sean Endicott Published
Details inbound Qualcomm's president and CEO shared that the company will announce the specs of its Oryon processors at Snapdragon Summit later this year.

Windows 12 and Qualcomm Oryon processors will not support Arm32 apps
By Sean Endicott Published
Farewell The next major version of Windows will not support Arm32 apps. Qualcomm's upcoming Oryon processors won't support the older type of apps either.

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 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.

Apple may be copying Microsoft’s Surface strategy (again) with rumored new 12- and 15-inch MacBooks
By Daniel Rubino Published
The post-PC era is definitely not dead, and Apple is waking up to the fact. That also means bad news for Windows laptops if Apple convinces more people to switch.
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