Recent #Qualcomm news in the semiconductor industry

3 months ago

➀ Cavli Wireless has introduced the CQM200, a 5G NR Sub-6 Cellular IoT module designed for high-speed, data-intensive applications.

➁ The module supports 3x Carrier Aggregation (3CA) and a 100MHz bandwidth, ensuring reliable connectivity even in congested networks.

➂ The CQM200 supports applications requiring ultra-low latency, such as industrial automation, smart surveillance, and autonomous vehicles.

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3 months ago

➀ Silex Technology America, Inc. has launched the SX-PCEBE, the world's first embedded radio module supporting Wi-Fi 7 (802.11be) and Bluetooth 5.3.

➁ The module is equipped with Qualcomm’s QCC2076 SoC and supports dual-band simultaneous operation across 2.4GHz, 5GHz, and 6GHz.

➂ It is designed for AI-driven devices and works seamlessly on platforms like NVIDIA, Qualcomm, and NXP.

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4 months ago

➀ Qualcomm Technologies has unveiled the Snapdragon X, a new SoC designed for AI-enabled laptops and compact desktops, priced starting at $600.

➁ The Snapdragon X boasts advanced CPU and GPU capabilities, along with dedicated AI acceleration, aiming to make powerful computing more accessible.

➂ It is expected to power Windows 11 laptops and mini desktops from manufacturers like Acer, Asus, Dell Technologies, HP, and Lenovo.

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4 months ago

➀ u-blox发布了其首款汽车级Wi-Fi 7模块RUBY-W2,旨在提升车载信息娱乐和远程信息处理系统的性能。

➁ RUBY-W2支持关键的Wi-Fi 7功能,如更高的吞吐量、更多的用户连接和支持多种应用,例如信息娱乐、导航和高级远程信息处理。

➂ 该模块基于Qualcomm的Snapdragon Auto Connectivity平台,并具备蓝牙5.4功能,支持高效的高质量音频流传输和强大的无线连接。

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5 months ago
➀ Cavli Wireless has launched a 3GPP Release 17 compliant cellular IoT module with download speeds up to 3.7 Gbps and upload speeds of 2.5 Gbps; ➁ The module uses a Qualcomm SDX75 baseband chipset with a Quad Core Arm Cortex A55 processor and Hexagon DSP processors; ➂ It supports 4x Carrier Aggregation and a 300MHz bandwidth, and offers eSIM capability and multi-constellation GNSS support.
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5 months ago
➀ STMicroelectronics has launched a new wireless IoT module, the ST67W611M1, which integrates Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.3, and Thread protocol. The module is designed to enhance consumer and industrial IoT development, leveraging STM32 and Qualcomm technologies. ➁ The module is compatible with the Matter protocol, ensuring seamless connectivity with a broad IoT ecosystem. ➂ It supports advanced security features and is aimed at a wide range of developers, from professionals to hobbyists.
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5 months ago
➀ Qualcomm has won a legal battle against Arm Holdings, with the jury concluding that it did not violate its architecture license agreement and technology license agreement by acquiring Nuvia and using its IP in Snapdragon X processors. ➁ The jury was unable to decide whether Nuvia, which was acquired by Qualcomm, violated its licensing terms with Arm. ➂ The decision leaves open the possibility of a retrial or further negotiations.
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5 months ago
➀ Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon testified in court that buying Nuvia for $1.4 billion could save $1.4 billion a year in payments to Arm. Amon believed using Nuvia's cores for PC processors would save on Arm payments due to expected high revenues in the PC market. ➁ Arm claims in court that Qualcomm must destroy Nuvia's designs due to lack of consent for transferring Nuvia's licenses to Qualcomm. ➂ Amon said he initially tried to persuade Nuvia to create computing cores for Qualcomm but decided to acquire Nuvia when they refused.
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6 months ago
➀ The Arm v Qualcomm lawsuit in Wilmington continued, focusing on the amount of Arm technology in a Qualcomm PC processor; ➁ Arm's lawyer argued that the licensing contract covered Arm technology and its derivatives and modifications; ➂ Gerard Williams, CEO of Nuvia, acknowledged that some of Nuvia's design work might be considered derivatives or modifications of Arm's technology, but estimated the amount to be 'one percent or less'.
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