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Qualcomm maps AI future: smartphones stay, agents need partners, personalisation starts on the body
Qualcomm is setting agentic AI as the direction for its Snapdragon portfolio, unveiling two flagship mobile platforms and new PC, audio and wearable platforms at Snapdragon Summit 2026 in Maui. The company said smartphones will remain the central device, agents will require partner software that handles memory, judgement and action on-chip, and personalisation will begin with body-worn devices such as watches, earbuds and glasses that gather context.
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Snapdragon Summit 2026: Qualcomm to unify AI chip software with Modular platform
Qualcomm will expand a Modular-based AI software stack across its Snapdragon products, aiming to reduce the need to build separate software for each type of AI hardware. Chris Lattner, Qualcomm\'s senior vice president for advanced AI software and platforms, said the Modular stack supports 6 architectures from 6 companies as a single stack. Qualcomm acquired Modular in June to build a chip-agnostic AI compute layer across devices, edge and data centers.
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Qualcomm highlights hardware-agnostic push behind AI software acquisition
Qualcomm is building an integrated software environment to develop and optimise AI across different hardware, using its acquisition of Modular, CEO Cristiano Amon said at Snapdragon Summit 2026 in Maui. Qualcomm said developers face growing burdens in tailoring AI workloads to each accelerator and architecture. It plans an open, hardware-agnostic software layer supporting CPUs, GPUs, NPUs and custom silicon, and will open-source Modular’s Mojo and MAX.
