According to Geekbench scores from Qualcomm, the Snapdragon model scored 2408 on single-core and 14,129 on multi-core, while ...

AMD and Intel are so established that Qualcomm might not make a dent in the space (Image credit: Future / AMD / Intel) If you’re building a PC today, you’ll likely be picking between a CPU ...

Here’s how Qualcomm’s new laptop chips really stack up to Apple, Intel, and AMD. We tested every Snapdragon X chip against the Intel Core Ultra, AMD Ryzen 8000, and Apple M3.

Intel has launched a slew of processors at IFA 2018, though these feel like more than just another batch of refreshed CPUs. These feel like a reaction. Qualcomm has been pushing its PC agenda of ...

Qualcomm currently also relies on Samsung to manufacture some of its Snapdragon processors, for example. At one point, Intel was even publicly courting Apple to bring the manufacturing of its A ...

Qualcomm now has Intel's Core Ultra ... Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X Elite, meanwhile, is made up of 12 Oryon CPU cores, each running at 3.8GHz. Two of those cores can boost up to 4.3GHz.

A new report claims Qualcomm reached out to Intel to buy the CPU company's factories. Here's everything we know so far about the reported deal, and what you need to know.

Qualcomm’s management is raising the white flag because it realized it is a bloody Quixotic effort competing against Intel’s pseudo-monopoly on server processors. The exit of Qualcomm will ...

Intel’s shares closed up 3.3%, while Qualcomm was down 2.9%. Intel has been attempting to turn its business around by focusing on its chip foundry unit and artificial intelligence processors ...

If Qualcomm (or anyone else for that matter) bought Intel, they’d need to renegotiate that deal — and AMD isn’t likely to offer charitable terms now that it’s no longer on death’s door.

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 ...

New CEO Pat Gelsinger says a "torrid" pace of innovation helped convince Amazon and Qualcomm to pay Intel to build future processors. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 and wrote ...