How Qualcomm Plans To Keep Growing, With Or Without Apple

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• IV

  @ivsrdt · 2 years ago

  It's a pleasure to work as a software developer partner on Qualcomm chip to deliver next-generation electric vehicle solutions to the world.

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• DX

  @Dxeus · 3 years ago

  Qualcomm is seriously a game-changer in the tech world, but their leadership really dropped the ball when it comes to selling themselves as the innovators.

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• TE

  @TenMilly_414 · 3 years ago

  I love the educational content keep up the good work 👍

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• KE

  @Kevin-oj2uo · 3 years ago

  Running locally these ML models would be great for privacy!

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• JJ

  @JJs_playground · 3 years ago

  On-device AI is definitely the future, especially with humanoid robots and autonomous vehicles.

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• EC

  @ecognitio9605 · 3 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2aD36UakFk4&amp;t=265">4:25</a> Daniel &quot;The Egg&quot; Newman 😂

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• QC

  @Qce-i6d · 2 years ago

  I live in part of Southern California, its surreal driving on the highway and seeing easily a dozen buildings with the Qualcomm logo on them in the foothills of San Diego.

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• HH

  @hhwippedcream · 3 years ago

  I wonder how AI would do advising city folk on surviving in unfamiliar environments - either other countries or the wilderness. It would be really fun to watch it try to help it&apos;s human symbiote survive in a new environment based on its sensory synthesis and knowledgebase.

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• LO

  @lokesh303101 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Yes, It&apos;s the right approach, and they must be focussed on many other sectors, with Auto for the start, with impacts on medical wellness, they need the insights for telemedicine with Auto Alerts moderated by qualified doctors on regular checks, revolutionizes Food Industry in AI based Agricultural activities, other impacts on Logistics in Delivery Services is huge where the AI led Demand Generated Quants used for Current Operative Demand requirements, Industry 4.0!

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• HI

  @hitardo · 3 years ago

  I see Qualcomm as Texas Instruments a few years ago.<br>For some time, they were at the fore front of technology, and everyone knew them and their products.<br>After some shifts in the market, the brand was no longer at the fore front, but still quite relevant, and still quite present inside the products we use daily.

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• SH

  @SherKhanShani · 3 years ago

  I remember when AI first made its way into mobile phones, enabling features like background removal, face changing, and apps that could create content with a single click. However, in recent years, AI on mobile devices seems to have fallen behind, while web-based applications and PC computers have surged ahead.

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• MR

  @mrmuranga · 3 years ago

  always informative....love this CNBC short series....keep it up

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