Cristiano Amon discussed all the progress Qualcomm has made in building up its ecosystem for Arm-based Windows PCs and how it sees AI impacting user workloads.
Qualcomm may be best known for powering smartphones, but at the Computex trade show in Taiwan, the US chip vendor came to talk about Windows PCs and its play for a market that’s long been dominated by Intel and AMD.
“We’re going to be in the PC market forever,” said Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon.
In a keynote, Amon detailed the company’s progress over the past year since it made a major push to sell Snapdragon X-powered Windows laptops. “We’ve very happy with the traction so far,” he said. “We have now over 85 plus [PC] designs that have launched or are in development.”
The goal is to release 100+ product models by next year, giving consumers more choice for their next laptop purchases.
