“We remain on track to commercialize 150 Snapdragon X power PCs this year.”

In context

“and up to 3.5 times faster multi-core performance compared to the competition in previous generations. Our Hexagon NPU provides up to 5.7 times and 3.4 times faster inferencing versus competitors' NPU and GPU respectively. Eighteen Snapdragon-powered PCs debuted at CES from ASUS, HP, Lenovo, and Microsoft. The ASUS Zenbook A16 was one of the standouts, featuring the Snapdragon X2 Elite Extreme and is the fastest Snapdragon-powered laptop to date. It features our 18-core third-generation Orion CPU and 80 TOPS hexagon NPU for AI workloads in an Adreno GPU delivering up to a 2.3 times improvement in performance per watt versus the prior generation. X2 Elite Extreme enables desk-class performance, advanced graphics, and more than 21 hours of battery life in an ultra-light 16-inch form factor. We remain on track to commercialize 150 Snapdragon X power PCs this year. Demand for our Snapdragon digital chassis solutions remains incredibly strong, and we announced several collaborations with top automakers, OEMs, and service providers during the quarter. We signed a letter of intent for a long-term supply agreement with Volkswagen Group, which spans many brands including Audi and Porsche. Under this intended agreement, we would provide advanced infotainment and connectivity capabilities powered by our digital chassis across multiple vehicle segments, price tiers, and markets. We would also serve as the group's primary technology provider for its software-defined vehicle architecture, developed through its joint venture with Rivian Automotive. In addition, we're collaborating with the group's automated driving alliance formed by Cariad and Bosch to accele”