Qualcomm has unexpectedly pulled its Snapdragon Developer Kit for Windows, a reference platform intended for developers to build applications for Windows on Arm. The kit, featuring the Snapdragon X ...

If you are referring to their GPUs, I don't believe they are supported for the features I asked about Click to expand... https://blogs.windows.com/windowsde...with ...

Qualcomm has killed off its Snapdragon Dev Kit out of nowhere, with the huge Snapdragon on Windows and Windows on Arm projects taking a huge hit, with all orders being cancelled, and refunded ...

Qualcomm has made a big splash in the Arm for Windows scene this year with its Snapdragon X Elite and Plus CPUs. The company's first Arm chips for Windows helped Microsoft launch its first wave of ...

The Snapdragon Dev Kit for Windows is a mini PC with a Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite (X1E-001DE) processor that went up for pre-order this summer for $899. Now, just a few months later, Qualcomm has ...

Qualcomm has been on a tear with its Snapdragon X Elite CPUs in Copilot+ laptops, but the company is struggling to expand beyond the initial lineup. Just days after the first orders arrived, Qualcomm ...

Qualcomm has canceled its Windows on ARM PC dev kit, otherwise called the Snapdragon X Elite Developer Kit. Refunds are going out, sales have ceased and support for the kit has stopped, according to ...

Qualcomm is going all out for its Snapdragon X chips by releasing a Snapdragon Dev Kit for Windows alongside bringing the Qualcomm AI Hub to computers sporting the new processor. The company is hoping ...

The few that had already bought one will get their money back, at least. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Earlier this year, we ...

Inside, the new Snapdragon Dev Kit features Qualcomm's new flagship Snapdragon X Elite processor, running at a TDP of up to 80W. There's also 32GB of LPDDR5X memory (not upgradeable), and 512GB of SSD ...

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I could not upgrade my desktop application to work natively on ARM today and we would probably be talking a significant project to change to technologies that would support native ARM. Click to expand ...