Apple is quietly accelerating efforts to replace Qualcomm’s cellular modems with its own in-house alternatives, beginning with a limited rollout this year and aiming for full independence within ...

Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon told CNBC that the latest modem will significantly outperform Apple's newly launched modem. Amon highlighted that Qualcomm's X85 integrates AI to enhance signal ...

"Fibocom's MQ780-GL module, powered by the Qualcomm E51 4G Modem-RF, exemplifies our dedication to advancing LPWA technology," stated Vieri Vanghi, VP, Product Management, Qualcomm Technologies ...

Apple has been buying cellular modems from Qualcomm, primarily, since the original iPhone in 2007. The iPhone 11, iPhone XS/XR, and 2nd-generation iPhone SE, along with some variants of the iPhone ...

The new modem, which the company claims is the most energy-efficient 5G modem available in smartphones, represents a strategic shift as Apple moves to reduce its reliance on Qualcomm's 5G technology.

For years, Apple sourced modems from Qualcomm, the world's biggest supplier of the chips. Qualcomm chips also power Android gadgets and Windows laptops that compete with Apple's devices.

Apple says C1 subsystem will give iPhones longer battery life Apple plans to use its own modem chips across more devices in coming years Qualcomm expects share of Apple modems to drop to 20% by ...

Apple is preparing to launch its own 5G modem, aiming to surpass Qualcomm in the field. The custom modem is expected to launch in 2025 on the 2025 iPhone SE, expected to launch in May 2025.

will debut next spring and replace components from “longtime partner and adversary” Qualcomm (QCOM), people familiar with the matter told Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. The cellular modem chips ...

Apple's quest to replace Qualcomm modems with its own in the iPhone and other products will take place over three years, with plans set to replace all of them by 2027. Apple has been working on ...