While Qualcomm is best known for powering smartphones, the chip vendor has been fine-tuning its approach to what it calls “always-connected” PCs, and last week announced a new compute platform it sees providing an evolutionary path to 5G-connected PCs and inroads into the enterprise market.
Speaking with media and analysts at the Snapdragon Tech Summit in Wailea, Hawaii, Qualcomm President Cristiano Amon said when 5G gets to the enterprise, driven by the ability to build-out private networks, corporate CIOs will provide PCs to their workforce.
