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SpaceX has selected Qualcomm Dragonwing Cellular Infrastructure solutions to support Starlink Mobile’s nationwide terrestrial 5G network in the U.S. Powered by Qualcomm Dragonwing QRU100 and QDU100 platforms and commercial-grade Layer 1 software, the network will combine high-capacity Massive MIMO technology and power-efficient processing to support cellular base station deployment at scale. SpaceX plans for U.S. nationwide deployment rollout to begin in 2027, with tens of thousands of sites planned over the multi-year agreement. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4jS6GzV

Our vision is to unlock heterogeneous compute and unify the industry around a single software stack. Chris Lattner brought that vision to Qualcomm's Snapdragon Summit this year: one AI stack from kernel to cloud to edge, spanning Snapdragon to Dragonfly on one scalable architecture. The full recording of Chris’s talk is now on our YouTube channel: https://lnkd.in/g7XspcJd

The next generation of mobile broadband is bigger than mobile phones. That's why we're building 6G to handle an entire ecosystem of AI devices. Hemanth Sampath, VP of Engineering, is here to set the record straight about the future of intelligent connectivity.

With Snapdragon, we’re moving from a world where we go to our screens for AI, to a world where AI travels with us. As the smartphone becomes one part of a broader personal AI ecosystem, highly efficient on-device computing will be critical to enabling more localized, always-available AI across wearables and emerging form factors. Explore the consumer shifts redefining the wearable ecosystem in our latest Consumer Insights Report:

Qualcomm High Bandwidth Compute (HBC) silicon is now validated on real hardware, marking a major milestone for data center #AI. By bringing compute closer to memory, HBC is designed to reduce data movement, improve bandwidth and reshape the performance-per-watt equation for AI inference. It’s also the foundation for Qualcomm Dragonfly AI250, taking this innovation from silicon validation toward the data center. The silicon works. And we’re just getting started. Learn more https://bit.ly/3Uv8Rin

We will host our Q4 FY26 earnings call on Wednesday, November 4 at 1:45 PM PT. Details here: https://bit.ly/4hiIUsL

From more intelligent broadband networks to new insights into the rise of Personal AI, connectivity continues to evolve. In our latest Qualcomm Vision edition: 🔵 Qualcomm Dragonwing at #NetworkX: advancing broadband intelligence across infrastructure, Fixed Wireless Access, home gateways, and high-capacity wireless connectivity. 🔵 The Rise of Personal #AI in Intelligent Wearables: our latest consumer insight report examines what people want from more contextual and connected AI experiences. 🔵 Bringing emerging technology to future innovators: Snapdragon gave more than 8,000 students hands-on opportunities to explore AI, immersive computing, and digital design at the NAS Oceana Air Show STEM Day. 🔵 Expanding wireless audio with Qualcomm XPAN technology: combining Bluetooth and low-power Wi-Fi to support high-quality audio experiences across larger spaces Read more:

This Week in #AI: 🔵 We’re powering a new system-on-module from IMD Technologies with Qualcomm #Dragonwing Q-7790, bringing 24 TOPS of AI performance to robotics, industrial automation and intelligent vision: https://bit.ly/487yNnL 🔵 Our latest Consumer Insight Report finds growing demand for Personal AI in wearables, with around 70% of consumers interested in AI assistants that can interact naturally through voice and manage devices, apps and everyday tasks: https://bit.ly/4zB1R37 🔵 Join us November 19 in Santa Clara for Qualcomm Hexagon Day 2.0, with live demos and technical deep dives focused on performance, faster deployment and simpler developer experiences: https://bit.ly/3US41fk

The transition from app-centric computing to agentic AI represents a fundamental shift toward proactive, context-aware intelligence. Spanning smartphones, PCs, and wearables, Qualcomm delivers the high-performance compute required to run multimodal models locally. Together with global OEMs and developers, Snapdragon is providing the foundational architecture to scale agentic experiences across everyday environments.

Qualcomm High Bandwidth Compute (HBC) is solving the industry's biggest bottleneck: memory bandwidth. How exactly? By moving the data closer to the computing. A little proximity goes a long way when it comes to speed, power efficiency, AI throughput, and total cost of ownership. HBC is built for the Agentic Age.