Qualcomm

The Snapdragon 7+ Gen 2 chip is designed to power mid-range Android smartphones as the latest addition to Qualcomm's Snapdragon 7-series platforms

Apple is continuing on its path to more custom in-house chips, relying less on suppliers and moving even more vertically integrated. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reported on Monday the iPhone maker plans to ditch Qualcomm’s modem chip by 2025, according to unnamed sources. Instead, Apple will debut its own cellular modem by late 2024 or early...

The 'Snapdragon Satellite' feature is powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor and X70 Modem system found in high-end smartphones.

Apple is developing its own 5G modem that aims to replace Qualcomm's Snapdragon 5G chips within the coming years, but less likely next year.

Qualcomm's upcoming mobile platform can't even beat Apple's last-gen A15 Bionic chip, let alone the more powerful A16 Bionic from this year's iPhone 14 Pro

Qualcomm's latest flagship chip brings better power efficiency, improved AI functionality, support for Wi-Fi 7, better image processing, and more

Last fall it was reported Apple was set to start using its own 5G modems instead of chips from Qualcomm for its iPhone. Many analysts expected Apple to adopt its own 5G modem chips for iPhone starting in 2023. However, after Qualcomm announced its fourth quarter earnings on Wednesday after the bell, it now appears...

Qualcomm's next-generation wearable platforms promise 50% lower power consumption, double the performance, and twice the features.

Both chips offer significant bumps in graphics performance and are mainly targeted at gamers, albeit in different price brackets.

Apple to partner with TSMC and develop its own 5G iPhone modems starting in 2023.

With the deal set to expire soon, the Windows on ARM space might just be ripe for more players with companies like MediaTek, Samsung, and even Apple's M1 chips.

Qualcomm is looking to take on Apple's M-series chip and is expected to unveil its own new chipset in nine months.