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Qualcomm to make data center processors that connect to Nvidia chips
- Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon announced at the May 2025 Computex conference in Taiwan that the company is developing new data center processors that will connect to Nvidia chips.
- Qualcomm left the data center market in 2018 after a failed Arm server effort but revived its plans following its 2021 acquisition of Nuvia, which brought new CPU intellectual property.
- Qualcomm intends these custom CPUs to interface efficiently with Nvidia's dominant GPUs and software to support AI workloads in large-scale data centers.
- Amon highlighted that integrating their custom processors with Nvidia's rack-scale system supports their common goal of delivering efficient, high-performance computing solutions for data centers.
- This move signals Qualcomm's strategic return to the data center sector aimed at powering AI infrastructure and diversifying beyond its traditional smartphone processor business.
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- 43% of the sources are Center, 43% of the sources lean Right
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