Qualcomm is turning parts from cellphone chips into AI chips to rival Nvidia
Qualcomm is launching a pair of new AI chips based on technology it includes in mobile processors. It’s launching the AI200 next year, followed by the AI250 in 2027, as it attempts to challenge Nvidia.
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