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It looks as though the Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 2 processor will be powering the headset from Google and Samsung.

Dell’s Pro Max Plus is built to run massive AI models locally. No GPU, no cloud, no compromises.

Intel chose not to host a press conference or keynote at Computex this year, but the company’s 18A flagship CPU still made an appearance in small press demo sessions.

Xiaomi just unveiled the Xring O1, a custom platform designed to take on the best that Qualcomm and MediaTek have to offer.

OnePlus is preparing for a product launch early next month, with separate devices for different regions. India will receive the OnePlus 13s, a compact yet powerful smartphone. Simultaneously, Europe will get the OnePlus Pad 3, a flagship tablet.

Samsung will allegedly drop its Galaxy Z Flip 7 with its newest Exynos chipset.

Of all the chipmakers at Computex, AMD had the most announcements for consumers and enthusiasts. But don’t get too excited because Qualcomm, Intel, and Nvidia set a low bar.

Qualcomm announced the first Snapdragon X Elite chips at the Snapdragon Summit in 2023, while the new generation is expected to be announced at the Snapdragon Summit in 2025. This leaves a two-year gap between chipset generations. Will that delay mean Qualcomm is left behind?