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Qualcomm mulls taking over Jim Keller's Tenstorrent, report claims
By Anton Shilov published
Qualcomm is in talks to buy RISC-V-based AI accelerator and CPU developer Tenstorrent for $8 billion - $10 billion.

Qualcomm Roundtable Interview transcript — SVP of Compute and Gaming talks Snapdragon C, RTX Spark, and the agentic AI future
By Paul Alcorn published
Premium Qualcomm has Snapdragon C to compete in the exciting low-cost laptop market, but it's also looking to build an entire agentic AI ecosystem on Qualcomm silicon.

Computex 2026 Live: Day three in Taipei
By Stephen Warwick last updated
Every update live from Taipei as Computex continues in Taiwan.

Microsoft unveils Project Solara AI, a chip-to-cloud platform built to power a new generation of "agent-first" enterprise devices
By Etiido Uko published
Microsoft ditches Windows to build OS on Android

Qualcomm aims Snapdragon C laptop chip at the budget laptop segment, as manufacturers feel the DRAM squeeze
By Luke James published
Premium Qualcomm announced the Snapdragon C Platform on May 28th, ahead of Computex 2026 in Taipei.

We went hands-on with Qualcomm's new '$300 and up' ARM laptop platform with mystery eight-core CPU
By Paul Alcorn published
We've learned a few new details of the Snapdragon C platform at Computex 2026 by opening up a few Windows utilities on a demo unit.

Qualcomm announces Snapdragon C Platform for $300 and up laptops
By Paul Alcorn published
Qualcomm drops Snapdragon PC range down to a lower tier.

Acer and Qualcomm take on MacBook Neo with first Snapdragon C laptop
By Matt Safford published
The first Snapdragon C-powered laptop, the Aspire Go 15, delivers 512GB of storage and 8GB of RAM, plus a good collection of ports for a still-undisclosed ‘entry-tier price point.’

Testing PC games using FEX on a high-end Android tablet can yield playable results — but the early tech is still not ready for prime time
By Sayem Ahmed published
Premium We take a brief look at FEX, the translation layer that allows PC games to run on ARM64 devices, such as Android Tablets. While the results are promising, it still has a long way to go.
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