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Posted by G-NICE
 - October 15, 2021, 22:19:51
@kek if you mean being anti-competitive they surely know indeed how to be as anti-competitive it can get. No wonder Apple, and now also Google left them. If the exynos with RDNA is a success, Qualcomm should be worried a lot. I think they are already worried since Qualcomm is build on amd tech
Posted by kek
 - October 15, 2021, 16:11:24
And they arent wrong to be mad.

Say what you want about Qualcomm, but they know their stuff. Exynos is almost as old as them and still has the same issues it had back in those days.
Posted by Redaktion
 - October 15, 2021, 10:38:55
The official Twitter account for Snapdragon, the famous SoC series produced by Qualcomm, has posted a surprisingly salty tweet clearly aimed at Google and the Pixel 6's custom Tensor chip. The Pixel 5 relied on a Snapdragon 765G chip, but Google has forged ahead with its own chipset for the upcoming Pixel 6 series.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Google-Tensor-seemingly-makes-Snapdragon-get-salty-with-red-flag-tweet.573283.0.html