Qualcomm is asking investors to believe in three simultaneous bets: that AI PCs will drive meaningful market and revenue expansion; edge AI will create new recurring revenue streams, and that the ...

The latter will be a particularly interesting release because it will be based on Intel's 18A process node. 18A has been a little like Intel's previous 10nm efforts—a long time coming, with an ...

Budget laptops typically top out at $600, with midrange models rising to around $1,100. That makes it hard to pigeonhole the Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 3x 15 (starting at $749.99; as tested). It has a ...

A lot was being talked about behind the scenes of the Qualcomm Snapdragon Summit. Here are the topics on everyone's mind.

Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X2 Elite Extreme has put Windows on ARM squarely in the performance conversation. In controlled press tests on Qualcomm’s reference laptops, the chip posted class-leading CPU ...

Last week at Snapdragon Summit, Qualcomm announced its next-gen line of PC chips, Snapdragon X2. The chips will come in two flavors: the X2 Elite and X2 Elite Extreme. At a benchmarking session at the ...

Benchmarks for Qualcomm's Snapdragon X2 Elite Extreme showcase a powerful chip for Windows laptops that should compete with Apple's M4 Max.

From single-core speed to AI acceleration, Qualcomm’s new flagship outpaces Apple, Intel, and AMD — without sacrificing all-day battery life.

In case you've been out of the know for a bit in tech, Qualcomm just announced a family of new mobile processors last week at its Snapdragon Summit event, including its Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 mobile ...

Detailed specifications aren’t available, as this is just a prototype and/or reference design, and may never actually become a real product. But according to PC Mag, it’s got a glowing Qualcomm logo ...

Lofty clocks, lots of cores, AI horsepower to spare, and a rebuilt GPU: The new Snapdragon X2 Elite Extreme chip looks like a pace-setter in the laptop-CPU race. Here's how it shapes up in early tests ...

Here are some of the highlights of the Linux 6.17 release: Specific support for single-core processors has been removed, and Linux 6.17 and greater will ship with SMP support, even on single-core ...