Qualcomm's Snapdragon X series chips now reportedly power 10% of high-end Windows PCs in the US that have a price tag of $800 or above - a jump from the 0.8% market share it had in Q3 last year.

Retailers are still offering up to $200 in credit, while carriers will let you trade in older devices for free upgrades.

Qualcomm Global Channel Chief Kyle Houser said his team is quadrupling in size and doubling channel funding this year as it seeks to “aggressively” recruit partners to fuel the growth of its ...

The MediaTek MT8196 chip has surfaced on the Geekbench benchmark, suggesting it could be one of the most powerful Chromebook ...

Arm has no plans to terminate its licensing agreement with Qualcomm, according to Qualcomm's CEO.

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Lilbits: Open Source PebbleOS progress and ARM doesn't plan to terminate Qualcomm's license agreement (for now) ...

Windows laptops powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X chips began to hit the streets in 2024 and while they might not live up to all the promises from Qualcomm, Microsoft, and PC makers, they are the ...

Qualcomm was serious in its gaming ambitions for the Snapdragon X Elite, so what does that look like half a year down the ...

In its latest financials call, Qualcomm's CEO dropped a curious statistic about Windows-on-Snapdragon laptop adoption.

Qualcomm has shared an interesting data point about its Q4 PC sales but, unfortunately, it isn't quite as impressive as it ...

Snapdragon-powered PCs made up over 10% of all laptop sales for devices over $800 in December 2024. That figure could ...