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Meta CEO confirms multi-generation processor deal with Qualcomm
Meta CEO confirms multi-generation processor deal with Qualcomm for custom Snapdragon chips powering XR hardware and AI, alongside similar agreements with
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forbes.com
Qualcomm Lays Out New Data Center Roadmap For AI; Meta Buys It
Qualcomm revealed its ambitious data center roadmap at Investor Day, securing a pivotal multi-year agreement with Meta to deploy its advanced technologies.
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channelnewsasia.com
Qualcomm says Microsoft, Meta will use its new AI chips
June 24 : Qualcomm said on Wednesday that Microsoft and Meta Platforms will use its new AI chips and that it will make custom chips for two other unnamed "hyperscalers."The San…
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cnbc.com
Qualcomm announces AI data center CPU, signs Meta as first major customer
Qualcomm's primary business has been smartphones, which accounted for two-thirds of the company's product revenue in it's most recent quarter.
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cryptobriefing.com
Qualcomm secures Meta as customer for new AI data center processor
Qualcomm's Dragonfly C1000 chip lands Meta as a data center customer, but a 2028 ship date and a 7% stock drop signal investor skepticism about the
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morningstar.com
Qualcomm and Meta Announce Strategic Multi-Generation Agreement on Data Center CPUs
Qualcomm and Meta Announce Strategic Multi-Generation Agreement on Data Center CPUs
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Meta CEO confirms multi-generation processor deal with Qualcomm
Meta CEO confirms multi-generation processor deal with Qualcomm for custom Snapdragon chips powering XR hardware and AI, alongside similar agreements with
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Qualcomm secures Meta as first Big Tech customer for data center chips
Qualcomm announces Meta as first Big Tech customer for its Dragonfly C1000 data center CPU, targeting agentic AI workloads with production starting in 2028.
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silicon.co.uk
Qualcomm Signs Up Meta For Upcoming Data Centre CPUs
Facebook parent Meta to use upcoming Qualcomm processors to power servers, as chipmaker seeks data centre market share