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Qualcomm unveils Snapdragon X Plus for efficient Windows laptops with on-board AI

Qualcomm announced the upcoming Snapdragon X Plus laptop processor along with details on the Snapdragon X Elite chips.
The Snapdragon X Plus is meant for more affordable mainstream laptops, with 10 CPU cores and lower clock speeds than the X Elite.
Despite not being available until the second half of 2024, early benchmarks on reference devices show promising performance for the X Plus.

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The Verge

Laptops with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X Plus and Elite processors are coming

Image: Joanna Nelius / The Verge On Wednesday, Qualcomm announced the impending arrival of its Snapdragon X Plus laptop processor alongside more information for its previously announced Snapdragon X Elite chips. While this is not the first time we’ve seen Qualcomm processors in a laptop, it’s the first time the company could have a chip that rivals Apple, Intel, and AMD on speed. The Snapdragon X Plus is Qualcomm’s entry-level laptop chip. It h…

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Engadget

Qualcomm is expanding its next-gen laptop chip line with the Snapdragon X Plus

Ahead of the Snapdragon X Elite's arrival later this year, today Qualcomm announced a second laptop processor based on its Oryon CPU architecture.

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VentureBeat

Qualcomm unveils Snapdragon X Plus for efficient Windows laptops with on-board AI

Qualcomm unveiled its Snapdragon X Plus processor platform for fast Windows laptops with long battery life. Snapdragon X Plus features a 10-core Qualcomm Oryon CPU and a 45 TOPS neural processing unit (NPU) – the world’s fastest NPU for laptops – bringing unprecedented performance, efficiency and on-device AI capabilities to even more Windows PCs,…

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Gizmodo

First Look: Qualcomm Is Coming for Intel’s Lunch With the Snapdragon X Plus

Tired of the so-called AI PCs already? Buckle up because we, or perhaps the artificial intelligence, haven’t even begun to peak. More power-efficient ARM-based CPUs don’t get nearly as much limelight as the x86 type. Still, chipmaker Qualcomm is trying to turn your eyes toward its latest Snapdragon chips by promising…Read more...

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