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MWC 2023: Qualcomm to ship Apple-chip competitor in 2024

In November 2021, the chip-maker had talked about making a competitor to then Apple's M1 series of processors.

Published By: Priya Singh | Published: Mar 01, 2023, 03:19 PM (IST)

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  • In November 2021, the chip-maker had talked about making a competitor to then Apple's M1 series of processors.
  • When asked when the new chip was coming, Qualcomm CEO President Cristiano Amon said: "We probably will see some devices that may get announced in 2023."
  • "Most likely you're going to see a number of announcements at CES in 2024," the Qualcomm CEO added.
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Chip-maker Qualcomm will ship its Apple Silicon-competing chip next year. At Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2023, Qualcomm CEO and President Cristiano Amon revealed that Apple will produce its own 5G modems in the iPhone 16, reports AppleInsider, citing sources. news Also Read: Apple iPad Pro Launched In India With New M5 Chip, Ultra Retina XDR Display: Price, Specs

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“Our SoC and custom CPUs, you should think of it as an Apple compete for the Microsoft ecosystem,” Amon said. news Also Read: Apple Launches 14-inch MacBook Pro With M5 Chip And Up To 24-Hour Battery Life: Check Price And Availability

When asked when the new chip was coming, Amon said: “We probably will see some devices that may get announced in 2023.” news Also Read: iPhone 13 vs iPhone 14 vs iPhone 15: Best Deal To Grab This Diwali Under Rs 50000

“Most likely you’re going to see a number of announcements at CES in 2024,” he added.

In November 2021, the chip-maker had talked about making a competitor to then Apple’s M1 series of processors.

However, the iPhone maker has since released the M2 range, and according to multiple rumours it will have an M3 in a Mac by the end of this year, the report said.

Last month, it was reported that Qualcomm was developing a new chipset that will compete against Apple’s M-series processors.

–IANS