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>Of course part of that is cellular chips / licensing. But there’s also other CPUs that were competing with Qualcomm. Maybe that’s why Intel didn’t bother to co
by mepian 4y ago
>Of course part of that is cellular chips / licensing. But there’s also other CPUs that were competing with Qualcomm. Maybe that’s why Intel didn’t bother to compete (Qualcomm SoC is CPU+cellular if I recall correctly).
Intel had a cellular modem business which they formed in 2011 and sold to Apple in 2019.
- vlovich123 4y ago4 years after smartphones became a thing. It’s a bit too late and no one really bought their chips in the high end phones.
- ksec 4y ago> Intel had a cellular modem business which they formed in 2011 They acquired* from Infineon. And completely messed it up.