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Well, the Nuvia acquisition seems to indicate that at least Qualcomm wants to. might be some generations before we see their designs.

• 0x457 4y ago
  Lol, Qualcomm is Oracle of hardware world. Buying a company is a no way an indicator that they want to do anything. They haven't delivered a good SoC since Apple released A7.
  • 71bw 4y ago
    The Snapdragon 870 just to name one.
    • 0x457 4y ago
      To name what? Subpar SoC that looses in benchmarks compared to older A14? If it weren't for patents Qualcomm holding, there would be so many good SoCs on a market.
• mrkstu 4y ago
  Except for the fact ARM is suing them to prevent using any of the Nuvia tech in their chips, since the license terms with ARM didn't convey with the purchase. There is a good chance they get on the verge of shipping and find they can't actually sell any of their new chips... https://www.axios.com/2022/09/06/arm-qualcomm-nuvia-chip-giants-lawsuit https://www.axios.com/2022/09/06/arm-qualcomm-nuvia-chip-gia...
  • stevefan1999 4y ago
    ...and for some reason I conspire Apple is behind this