Qualcomm captured $ 1.4 billion in Nuvia processor startup

Nuvia is made up of people with extensive industry experience who have worked for Arm, Google, Apple, AMD, Intel and Redhat for many years. Nuvia is developing processors labeled Phoenix, promising very high power per watt, but if it continues to do so, it will now be led by Qualcomm.

John Bruno, Gerard Williams III and Manu Gulati (left) – Founders of Nuvie

Interestingly, Phoenix was to become a competitor for the processor architectures of AMD, Intel, Marvell and Qualcomm, in the server world. Qualcomm thus decided to buy its potential competitor and will spend approximately $ 1.4 billion, and the acquisition will, as usual, be subject to regulatory approval before it is actually confirmed and completed. In this case, however, no problems can be expected, after all, the president and CEO of Qualcomm, Cristiano Amon, according to his opinion, considers the matter to be done.

Cristiano Amon describes the Nuvie leadership as a team of experienced innovators and is very pleased to welcome them to his ranks. Furthermore, there are general talk about redefining computer technologies and creating new products for the 5G era, etc.

However, Jim Thompson, CTO of Qualcomm, has already revealed that Nuvia’s processor designs will be integrated into future Snapdragon processor generations, promising to take their performance to the next level and that Nuvia’s technology will enable many Snapdragon products to be used in other types of products. After all, Phoenix processors build on the ARM architecture, as do Snapdragons.

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Source: Svět hardware by www.svethardware.cz.

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