Qualcomm will launch rival Apple M1 chipset in late 2023

Qualcomm CEO recently announced that the company will launch a direct competitor to the Apple M1 chipset for Windows PCs in late 2023. In November last year, Qualcomm announced plans to build a new generation of chips based on the Arm architecture to compete with Apple's M-Series chips.

Brought in and developed by the Nuvia team. It should be noted that Nuvia specializes in Arm architecture, and about two years ago Qualcomm acquired the company for $ 1.4 billion. Nuvia experts are now preparing a new generation of chips based on the Arm architecture. Nuvia was founded by a number of former Apple engineers who worked on the company's chip design. Qualcomm hopes that the company's new chips will be able to compete directly with powerful chips such as the M1 Pro and M1 Max, which of course will not be easy.

Qualcomm CEO during the release of the company's latest financial report It is said that the Nuvia team is working hard on these chips. Initially, it was rumored that prototypes of these chips would reach Windows PC makers in the first half of 2022. But now it is said that these prototypes will be ready in the second half of 2022, and it is clearly announced that users in late 2023 will benefit from systems based on these chips.

As you probably know, Apple in a few months It intends to introduce M2 series chips and we will probably see the unveiling of M3 series chips by the end of 2023. This means that Qualcomm will work very hard to compete with these chips. Apple's proprietary chips are now gaining a lot of attention thanks to their low power consumption and high power, and we need to see how future generations of these chips can increase their distance from competitors.

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Source: MacRumors