“We remain excited about the PC opportunity for Snapdragon and we're making progress toward achieving $4 billion in revenues by fiscal 2029.”

In context

“ally across major Android OEMs. During the quarter, subsidies in China had a positive impact on growing the premium tier, which has continued to expand over the last several years. Additionally, we're incredibly excited to see our customers launching innovative new Flip style devices featuring Snapdragon 8 Elite. This is now a flagship smartphone category. As an example, the recently announced Flip style Motorola Razr Ultra 2025 comes with Moto AI, a suite of AI powered features such as Catch Me up, which summarizes notifications and prioritizes urgent messages Remember this, which saves screenshots, photos and notes to recall later, and Magic Canvas, which lets users create AI generated images as wallpapers. It also integrates Perplexity AI, Google Gemini, Microsoft Copilot and Metalama. We remain excited about the PC opportunity for Snapdragon and we're making progress toward achieving $4 billion in revenues by fiscal 2029. We're extremely focused on driving new OEM designs, expanding markets and channels, growing into the enterprise, and increasing the ecosystem of native applications. Since the launch of the first Snapdragon X power devices in mid 2024, we have more than 85 designs in production or development and we're targeting more than 100 designs to be commercialized to 2026. In the first calendar quarter of 2025, according to third party sources, Snapdragon based PCs made up approximately 9% of Windows laptops above the $600 price tier in retail, U.S. and the top five European countries. We now have more than 750 native applications running on Snapdragon X, including over 100 for the enterprise. Additionally, there are over 1400 games running on the platform. Microsoft has continued to add new Copilo”