Qualcomm today (April 28) handed over a good second fiscal quarter of fiscal 2022 (as of March 27th). Revenue in the quarter increased by 41% year-on-year, and net profit increased by 67%.

Although the good results are mainly based on 5G mobile phone chips, Qualcomm is actually ambitious in the PC field.

During the Q&A session, Qualcomm CEO Ammon disclosed that the PC processor developed by the Nuiva team will be completed later in 2023.

Previously (2021 investor meeting) Qualcomm said that samples will be produced in 2022 and commercial use will be in 2023. Does this statement mean an extension? Subsequently, a Qualcomm spokesman denied it, emphasizing that everything was on schedule and proceeding step by step.

It is understood that Nuvia is an ARM chip design company acquired by Qualcomm in 2021. The three founders have all worked at Apple for hardware research and development. A series processors.

In addition, before Nuvia was acquired by Qualcomm, the performance per watt of the self-developed ARM Phoenix core in the 5W power consumption range far exceeded the A12X, A13, AMD Zen2, 10th generation Core i7 and other products in the same period.