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Rumours persist that Intel may be looking to carve off pieces of itself in order to withstand the storm it currently finds itself within. Amid reports that an action plan is imminent, it appears that Qualcomm may be moving around in its periphery, eyeing up potential acquisitions—including Intel's chip design business.
Qualcomm is reportedly looking to acquire some of Intel's chip design business in an attempt to bolster competition and improve its own product portfolio.
Qualcomm, the company perhaps best known for its range of Snapdragon mobile chips, seems set to announce something huge in just a matter of months. After kitting out some of the best VR headsets for gaming, and even putting out a developer-only mini PC earlier this year, it may be ready to take on the big dogs of the desktop CPU market.
A new beast is born at Intel in the form of Lunar Lake CPUs, powering the Core Ultra 200V lineup on thin & light platforms and bringing CPU, GPU, and AI leadership with leading performance, and efficiency versus Qualcomm and AMD offerings.
Dell has unveiled a new entrant under its flagship "XPS 13" laptop series, featuring Intel's "Core Ultra 200V" Lunar Lake CPUs & exceptional performance.
Intel has finally unveiled details of its brand new Lunar Lake mobile processors. While these chips are primarily focused on low power operation, mostly intended for your next office laptop, there is good news for gamers. Intel is talking a big game for the new Xe2 iGPU found inside these chips.
Intel has been playing its cards close to its chest when it comes to the battery life on its latest generation of mobile processors, Lunar Lake. Perhaps it's because Qualcomm had come out with a new ARM-based processor lineup promising big battery life right around the time of Intel's reveal, or maybe—no, that's probably it. Thankfully, at the Lunar Lake launch event, the company finally offered its own estimations for how long Lunar Lake will last away from the outlet.
The Exynos 2500 has been a part of the rumor mill for months, but there is one major difference between this chipset and Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 4; the latter has an actual launch date. This revelation leads one rumor to claim that Samsung might be forced to launch the Galaxy S25 family with just one SoC, and in doing so, consumers may have to pay a 30 percent premium for this exclusivity.