During a quarterly earnings call this week, Qualcomm president and CEO Cristiano Amon said the development of its upcoming Arm-based notebook CPU, which Nuvia is designing, is…
In brief: Last year, Qualcomm bought Nuvia and then announced that together they would release laptop chips that could compete with Apple’s M1 sometime this year. However, comments in a recent earnings call have either pushed those plans back or shed more light on them. During a quarterly earnings call this week, Qualcomm president and CEO Cristiano Amon said the development of its upcoming Arm-based notebook CPU, which Nuvia is designing, is on track.
