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Qualcomm and Liquid AI advancing on-device intelligence with Liquid Context on Snapdragon platforms. Continuous multimodal sensing generates gigabytes of raw data per minute, creating a critical memory bottleneck for edge devices. Liquid Context resolves this by compressing real-time visual, audio, and text inputs into compact memory representations optimized for low-power execution. Platform architecture benefits: • Reduced system RAM and storage overhead during continuous background sensing • Accelerated context retrieval speeds for local AI agents • Optimized compute execution across Snapdragon hardware engines Watch Ramin Hasani, Co-founder and CEO of Liquid AI, explain the engineering behind Liquid Context at #SnapdragonSummit.

This Week in #AI: 🔵 At #AES, we introduced the Snapdragon XR Verification Program, aimed at helping enterprises assess #XR solutions, including AI services, for deployment at scale: https://bit.ly/4hR0gQe 🔵 The Qualcomm Dragonwing FWA Gen 6 Elite Platform adds agentic AI directly into the modem, enabling real-time congestion mitigation, traffic prioritization, and network optimization for fixed wireless access deployments: https://bit.ly/4jrQG7t 🔵 In the Forbes #CIO newsletter, Durga Malladi, EVP & GM, Technology Planning, Edge Solutions, and Data Center at Qualcomm, shared how enterprises can optimize AI deployments across on-device, on-prem, and cloud infrastructure: https://bit.ly/4Ba9tuf?

You can't out-compute a memory bandwidth bottleneck. In our recent blog post, we compare HBC, HBM, and SRAM and explore how the efficient inference solution isn't squeezing in more processing power. It's reducing data movement with the right architecture. https://bit.ly/4bktzqy

The next era of mobile intelligence has arrived. At #SnapdragonSummit, Christopher Patrick, SVP and GM of Mobile Handsets at Qualcomm, revealed the newest Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 and Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Mobile Platforms—engineered to lead the agentic age. Built on a unified Snapdragon DNA, these platforms combine breakthrough performance, power efficiency, and on-device intelligence to redefine flagship mobile experiences across the global Android ecosystem. Together with ecosystem partners, we’re pushing the boundaries of what’s possible.

AI agents make businesses run more efficiently. Our AI-friendly architecture makes AI agents run more efficiently. The adoption rate for enterprise software is growing — and we're built for it.

President & CEO Cristiano R. Amon shared the momentum we're creating on Investor Day, “We’re now present across the entire compute continuum—from sub-2 milliwatts to 200 kilowatts. That creates an incredible opportunity for what we are going to build in the next five years.”

Qualcomm Statement on Trial Verdict Win: We are gratified that the jury found Arm breached its long-standing Architectural License Agreement (ALA) with Qualcomm, failed to honor its commitments, and intentionally acted to disrupt Qualcomm's businesses. Together with Qualcomm's prior court victory, this outcome further exposes Arm’s broader intentions to harm Qualcomm and its ecosystem. This outcome is a victory for innovation and competition, and we remain focused on developing and delivering industry-leading semiconductor products including our Oryon CPUs to customers and consumers worldwide.    https://lnkd.in/gySaQbzf

“The network can see everything that moves, everything that flies.” That line from Qualcomm CEO Cristiano R. Amon stopped me. I was inside Qualcomm’s 6G labs, seeing what his team is building. Think about a wireless network that could help detect drones. AI models interpreting how radio waves move through the physical world, with processing happening at the radio base station. The bigger shift is what this could mean beyond connectivity. Networks could eventually help us sense what’s happening around us, with significant implications for national security, cybersecurity and the protection of critical infrastructure. And there’s a business question here, too. If networks can do more than carry information, they could enable entirely new applications and markets. Connectivity is becoming sensing. That changes not just what networks can do, but who will depend on them. The commercial rollout of 6G is still ahead of us, but the work shaping it is happening now. Full conversation with Cristiano on "How They Run with Ryan Patel" is out on Yahoo Finance! What would you want a network to be able to detect that it can't today? Love to hear your thoughts in the comments below!