Qualcomm to Debut New Mobile Chips Setting Higher Bar for Rivals
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Qualcomm Inc. is making the biggest-ever update to its high-end Snapdragon processors, seeking to keep Intel Corp., Mediatek Inc. and other rivals out of the market for expensive smartphones where its chips dominate.
The new products, the 808 and 810, will start appearing in phones at the beginning of 2015 and feature more advanced computing, graphics and radio capabilities, Murthy Renduchintala, a Qualcomm executive vice president, said in an phone interview.