Les futurs PC portables pensés pour l'intelligence artificielle vont tirer partie des performances du Snapdragon X Elite. Alors que la Surface Laptop 6 de Microsoft se dévoile, Dell préparerait un Inspiron 14 Plus utilisant également le SoC de Qualcomm.
L’article Le Snapdragon X Elite va alimenter les PC IA haut de gamme de Dell et Microsoft est apparu en premier sur Tom’s Hardware.
Le One Plus Nord 4 pourrait intégrer le SoC Qualcomm Snapdragon 7+ Gen 3, un processeur de milieu de gamme incluant des fonctions d'intelligence artificielle. Le prochain smartphone abordable du fabricant chinois pourrait ainsi titiller certains flagships de ses concurrents.
L’article Le OnePlus Nord 4, futur roi du milieu de gamme avec son Snapdragon 7+ Gen 3 ? est apparu en premier sur Tom’s Hardware.
Les Snapdragon X seront les prochains challengers des puces Intel et AMD sous architecture ARM64. Après avoir présenté des benchmarks impressionnants pour ses puces X Elite et X Plus, la firme est maintenant accusée d'avoir trafiqué les résultats.
L’article Snapdragon X : Qualcomm mentirait-il sur les performances de ses processeurs ? [MAJ] est apparu en premier sur Tom’s Hardware.
Les Snapdragon X ne sont plus un secret pour longtemps et vont officiellement équiper certains modèles d'ordinateurs portables. Après la X Elite, c'est au tour de sa variante plus légère, la X Plus, de montrer les crocs face aux concurrents. L'entreprise en profite aussi pour présenter les trois versions de la X Elite.
L’article Le Snapdragon X Elite ne sera pas seul, Qualcomm diversifie son offre centrée sur l’IA est apparu en premier sur Tom’s Hardware.
Particulièrement attendus pour leurs fonctions dédiées à l'IA, les Snapdragon X de Qualcomm qui équiperont certains ordinateurs semblent être sur le point d'être entièrement dévoilés. En effet, la société américaine a publié un tweet sur X en donnant rendez-vous aux internautes le 24 avril via une très courte vidéo.
L’article Les nouveaux Snapdragon X sont imminents, Qualcomm donne rendez-vous est apparu en premier sur Tom’s Hardware.
Habituellement cantonné au marché des puces de smartphones, Qualcomm veut donner un coup de pied dans la fourmilière en venant concurrencer Intel et AMD sur leur terrain. Les laptops Lenovo équipés de ces puces auraient d'ailleurs fuité sur le net.
L’article Les PC Lenovo sous Snapdragon X Elite auraient fuité, la concurrence distancée ? est apparu en premier sur Tom’s Hardware.
At the world’s leading industrial trade fair, companies from the mechanical engineering, electrical engineering and digital industries as well as the energy sector will come together to present solutions for a high-performance, but also sustainable industry at Hannover Messe. This year, Qualcomm brought its DX Summit to Hannover Messe, putting together business and technology leaders to discuss digital transformation solutions and experiences that are moving enterprise forward today, from manufacturing to logistics, transportation, energy and more.
Canonical will join the Qualcomm DX Summit at Hannover Messe on April 23rd , 2024, where industry experts will delve into the cutting-edge technologies that are driving Industry 4.0 forward. We’re looking forward to meeting our partners and customers on-site to discuss the latest in open-source innovation, and solutions on edge AI. Fill in the form and get a free ticket for Qualcomm DX Summit and Hannover Messe from Canonical.
Last week, Canonical and Qualcomm Technologies announced strategic collaboration to bring Ubuntu and Ubuntu Core to devices powered by Qualcomm® processors which offers an easy solution for developers to create safe, compliant, security-focused, and high-performing applications for multiple industries including industrial, robotics and edge automation.
During the event, Canonical will present a talk using a real-world case-study to showcase our joint offering with Qualcomm and illustrate how Canonical solutions benefit enterprise IoT customers to bring digital transformation and AI to their latest IoT projects.
Presenter: Aniket Ponkshe, Director of Silicon Alliances, Canonical
Date and time: 2:20 pm – 2:40 pm, April 23rd, 2024
Location: Hall 18
Today Canonical, the publisher of Ubuntu, announced a collaboration with Qualcomm Technologies, Inc., the latest major System-on-Chip manufacturer and designer to join Canonical’s silicon partner program.
Through the partner program, Qualcomm Technologies will have access to a secure, open source operating system, and optimised flavour of Ubuntu for Qualcomm Technologies’ software. In addition, optimised Ubuntu and Ubuntu Core images will be available for Qualcomm SoCs, enabling enterprises to meet their regulatory, compliance and security demands for AI at the edge and the broader IoT market with a secure operating system that is supported for 10 years.
The massive growth in AI and edge computing is exciting for device manufacturers. However, it also brings considerable challenges due to cybersecurity regulations which place increased security demands on embedded devices. On top of this, devices have to be easy to adopt and use by developers, and need to remain performant.
To help meet these challenges, Qualcomm Technologies chose to partner with Canonical to create an optimised Ubuntu for Qualcomm IoT chipsets, giving developers an easy path to create safe, compliant, security-focused, and high-performing applications for multiple industries including industrial, robotics and edge automation.
“The combination of Qualcomm Technologies’ processors with the popularity of Ubuntu among AI and IoT developers is a game changer for the industry,” commented Dev Singh, Vice President, Business Development and Head of Building, Enterprise & Industrial Automation, Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. “The collaboration was a natural fit, with Qualcomm Technologies’s Product Longevity program complementing the 10-year enterprise security and support commitments made by Canonical.”
Canonical and Ubuntu offer Qualcomm Technologies the tools and peace of mind to meet new IoT, AI and edge computing market challenges head on.
By placing Ubuntu and Ubuntu Core at the centre of its devices and products, Qualcomm Technologies is creating a generation of devices that will be easy for developers to use and adopt.
The collaboration between Qualcomm Technologies and Canonical will provide options to the industry to accelerate time to market and reduce development costs. Developers and enterprises can benefit from the Ubuntu Certified Hardware program, which features a growing list of certified ODM boards and devices based on Qualcomm SoCs. These certified devices deliver an optimised Ubuntu experience out-of-the-box, enabling developers to focus on developing applications and bringing products to market.
“Canonical’s partner programs, in conjunction with Canonical’s expertise in guiding customers navigate their AI and IoT journey, help set the industry bar for performance with robustness, security and compliance. The work to integrate and optimise Qualcomm Technologies’ software with Ubuntu will enable channel partners and manufacturers to bring Ubuntu and Ubuntu Core platforms to a wide range of devices“, said Olivier Philippe, VP for Devices Engineering at Canonical.
The collaboration between Canonical and Qualcomm Technologies kicks off at the Embedded World conference, held at the exhibition centre in Nuremberg, Germany, on 9 to 11 April 2024.
To find out more about Canonical’s partnership and optimised services for IoT, edge and AI products, stop by Canonical’s booth , or visit https://ubuntu.com/internet-of-things
Canonical, the publisher of Ubuntu, provides open source security, support and services. Our portfolio covers critical systems, from the smallest devices to the largest clouds, from the kernel to containers, from databases to AI. With customers that include top tech brands, emerging startups, governments and home users, Canonical delivers trusted open source for everyone. Learn more at https://canonical.com/
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Le prochain SoC pour ordinateur portable de Qualcomm, le Snapdragon X Elite, s’annonce assez performant. La puce pourrait même être utilisée pour faire tourner des jeux modernes, comme le prouve Qualcomm en jouant à Baldur’s Gate 3 dans des conditions tout à fait acceptables.
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