This part had me the most worried. Given Qualcomm's history they really need to show they mean it otherwise they will have trough convincing people to invest in

This part had me the most worried. Given Qualcomm's history they really need to show they mean it otherwise they will have trough convincing people to invest in their chip. With mobile and automotive Qualcomm had a habit of dropping the support after 3 years unless the OEM paid up. As an end user i do not want to own an insecure laptop after 3 years just because the manufacturer did not want to pay qualcomm. If they actually sustain this effort I can see this new chip becoming a success regardless if it beats the M2 or not. It only has to have decent performance and decent linux support. Fingers crossed, I hope they succeed.