Qualcomm’s license battle with Arm puts many AI-enabled Copilot+ PCs in peril
PCs with Intel and AMD processors also qualify as Copilot+ certified, so any failure to resolve the dispute, or defeat for Qualcomm, won’t disrupt AI capabilities from appearing in Windows laptops, but the Oryon core is also used in high-end smartphones and tablets due for release in the coming weeks.
Report: Arm cancels Qualcomm’s architecture license, endangering its chip business
Any company that makes Arm chips must license technology from Arm Holdings plc, the British company that develops the instruction set. Companies can license the instruction set and create their own CPU designs or license one of Arm's ready-made Cortex CPU core designs to incorporate into their own chips.
It’s no secret that 2024’s batch of AI PCs owes much of their success to the excellent batch of Qualcomm Snapdragon chips, ...
At this week's Snapdragon Summit, Qualcomm and Microsoft work to stamp out worries about apps or drivers not working on ...
Qualcomm's statement also says that "any material, if received" will not have to be returned—those lucky enough to have ...
This week's Snapdragon Summit has already given us the Snapdragon 8 Elite and Qualcomm's retort to Intel. But there's a lot ...
Qualcomm has canceled its upcoming Windows Mini PC, the Snapdragon Dev Kit, in what could be a blow to some Arm developers.
In late July, Qualcomm quietly debuted a Qualcomm Snapdragon Dev Kit sold by Arrow. This week, Qualcomm and Arrow have ...
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