January 8, 2025 - 11:36
Qualcomm is poised to make significant strides in the PC market, as highlighted by recent announcements at CES. The company unveiled its new Snapdragon X chip, designed to bring advanced technology to more affordable laptops and desktops. CEO Cristiano Amon emphasized the transformative potential of Qualcomm's mobile technologies across various industries, stating, "We realized that all of our technologies that we had developed in mobile, they could make a difference in many different industries."
Amon pointed to the automotive sector as a prime example, predicting that generative AI will revolutionize the digital cockpit experience, enabling seamless interactions with vehicles akin to those depicted in science fiction. He described the launch of the Snapdragon X as a pivotal moment for the company, marking a commitment to "uncompromised AI" performance at an accessible price point of around $600.
Looking ahead, Amon assured stakeholders that Qualcomm is dedicated to expanding its portfolio within the PC segment, declaring, "We're in the PC segment to stay. We're not going anywhere." This bold vision signals a new chapter for Qualcomm as it seeks to establish a strong foothold in the competitive PC landscape.
