Qualcomm announced Snapdragon X75 on 15 February, a modem and radio-frequency system designed for the next phase of 5G. It’s sampling now, with commercial devices expected in the second half of 2023.
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The company says its dedicated second-generation 5G AI processor delivers more than 2.5 times the AI performance of its predecessor. The claimed improvement applies to AI processing.
X75 supports aggregating ten carriers on mmWave and five for sub-6GHz downloads. Qualcomm also describes a combined transceiver and new antenna modules intended to reduce power consumption and hardware complexity.
The chip targets phones, PCs, vehicles and other connected products. Qualcomm also announced the mainstream X72 modem and an X75-based fixed-wireless platform with Wi-Fi 7 and 10Gb Ethernet support.
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