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Apple’s latest iPhone 12 range are easily the most powerful devices on the planet. Powered by the latest and greatest A14 Bionic chip these new smartphones are overpowering most of their Android rivals. In fact, during the launch of its new iPhones, Apple was keen to point out that the A14 Bionic has the fastest CPU and GPU by up to 50 percent compared to the fastest competing smartphone chips.
It’s a mighty claim but these Android-beating brains might soon have some serious competition. US tech firm Qualcomm is holding its yearly Tech Summit this week and, if the chipmaker follows tradition, a new premium processor will be the star of the show.
Last year, Qualcomm revealed its super speedy Snapdragon 865 at the event which usually takes place on the sunny island of Maui in Hawaii. Things will be a little different this year with Qualcomm holding an online-only keynote from HQ in San Diego.
However, despite the lack of sun and sea, we’re still expecting a new processor to be unveiled that will go on to power all the latest and greatest Android smartphones from the likes of Sony, Samsung, OnePlus and Oppo.
Cristiano Amon, president of Qualcomm Incorporated, will host the event, along with Alex Katouzian, senior vice president and general manager of mobile, compute and infrastructure for Qualcomm Technologies, and Lekha Motiwala, director of product management for Qualcomm Technologies.
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