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Qualcomm goes all-in on data center infrastructure; Microsoft, Meta revealed as early customers
Qualcomm has launched a line of AI data center chips and systems under the Dragonfly portfolio. The company secured a multi-generation agreement with Meta to develop advanced CPUs. Microsoft is also identified as an early customer as Qualcomm seeks to reduce its reliance on smartphone revenue.
What changed
Qualcomm unveiled its Dragonfly data center roadmap and announced Meta as a major customer.
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Qualcomm Enters AI Data Center Market with Meta and Microsoft
confidence 95%Qualcomm has launched a line of AI data center chips and systems under the Dragonfly portfolio. The company secured a multi-generation agreement with Meta to develop advanced CPUs. Microsoft is also identified as an early customer as Qualcomm seeks to reduce its reliance on smartphone revenue.
What's confirmed:
- Qualcomm launched the Dragonfly portfolio of AI data center chips and systems.
- Meta and Qualcomm signed a multi-generation agreement to develop advanced CPUs.
- The first-generation Dragonfly C1000 CPU is scheduled for production in the second half of 2028.
- The C1000 CPU is an Arm-based processor designed for high-performance and scalable workloads.
- Microsoft and Meta are early customers for Qualcomm's data center infrastructure.
- The Qualcomm HBC Gen 1 achieves 133 TB/s bandwidth by stacking LPDDR memory.
- Smartphone product revenue accounted for two-thirds of Qualcomm's revenue in its most recent quarter.
Still unconfirmed:
- Qualcomm will design a China-specific data center chip to comply with US export curbs.
- Qualcomm sees multiple inflection points for its data center strategy over the next 3 to 5 years.