On October 15th, Vietnam's largest Open RAN conference will discuss the roadmap for expanding the commercialization of Open RAN, aiming for an efficient and sustainable digital infrastructure.
Qualcomm has just announced the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, its most advanced mobile processor, promising to be the heart of the most powerful smartphones in 2026.
The first VNPT-Qualcomm Center of Excellence in Vietnam will provide access to global core technologies and enhance its position in the digital value chain.
Qualcomm's third-largest artificial intelligence research and development center in the world (after those in India and Ireland) is located in Vietnam.
This afternoon (June 10), at the Party Central Headquarters, General Secretary To Lam received Mr. Alex Rogers, President of Global Governance, Qualcomm Corporation.
According to Cnet, Qualcomm unveiled a new line of chips at the GDC 2025 game developer conference, aiming to power the next generation of Android handheld gaming devices.
According to sources close to CNBC, Qualcomm has recently approached Intel to discuss an acquisition.
Huawei's new generation Kirin chips will use a unified memory architecture similar to Apple's M chips or Intel's Core Ultra CPUs.
The Snapdragon 4S Gen 2 chip will support 5G and fast charging for budget smartphones under $100, and is expected to launch later this year.
The tech alliance comprising Intel, Google, and Qualcomm is seeking to develop a new software platform that will allow developers to break free from Nvidia's dominance.
VinAI Artificial Intelligence Research and Application Joint Stock Company (Vingroup) has partnered with Qualcomm to launch the AI solution, GuardPro.
Qualcomm has introduced the Snapdragon AR2 Gen 1 Platform as the company's first AR platform.
The OnePlus 10T boasts a design and specifications comparable to flagship phones, but at a more affordable price compared to other competitors in the same segment.
Google Cloud's Vertex AI technology solution will help Qualcomm develop high-precision, low-latency AI systems for mobile devices.
In the third quarter, MediaTek surpassed Qualcomm to become the world's largest mobile chipset supplier with a 31% market share, according to Counterpoint Research.
Cristiano Amon, President of Qualcomm, affirmed that they and Apple are collaborating to complete as much work as possible, in the shortest possible time.
According to multiple sources, in February of this year, Apple hired Intel's chief 5G modem engineer before continuing its battle with Qualcomm.
A U.S. federal court in the Southern District of California has issued a preliminary ruling that Qualcomm is obligated to pay Apple nearly $1 billion in patent royalties.
Apple has decided not to sell iPhone 7 and 8 models using Intel modems in Germany, but only those using Qualcomm modems.
Before being granted the exclusive right to supply modem chips for iPhones, Qualcomm had to pay Apple $1 billion.
Qualcomm is asking a Chinese court to continue the ban on the sale of iPhone XS, XS Max, and XR, after the country previously ruled to ban the import of seven other iPhone models.
A number of Chinese companies and corporations have urged employees to boycott products from American companies such as Apple following the arrest of Huawei's chief financial officer, Meng Wanzhou.
On December 10th, the Fuzhou Court in China concluded that Apple had violated two patents of chip supplier Qualcomm Inc., thereby ordering a ban on the import and distribution of several Apple phone models in the Chinese market.
Apple's partners often suffer losses because their contracts with the tech giant are so crucial that they are forced to make concessions, but Qualcomm, the tech giant, has more than enough resources to avoid being bullied by Apple.
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