Sony partners with Qualcomm to bring Snapdragon chips to upcoming Xperia smartphones
Sony has announced a partnership with Qualcomm, ensuring that upcoming Xperia smartphones will be powered by Snapdragon chips, according to a recent collaboration agreement.
Qualcomm and Sony have recently entered into a multi-year agreement that solidifies the usage of Snapdragon processors in upcoming Xperia smartphones, reaffirming Sony's commitment to releasing Android smartphones annually.
Sony partners with Qualcomm to bring Snapdragon chips to upcoming Xperia smartphones
While specific terms of the agreement were not disclosed, it indicates that Sony will continue to rely on Qualcomm's Snapdragon processors for the foreseeable future, ensuring a continued partnership between the two companies.
In an official press release on Qualcomm's website, it is stated that:
| "Both companies aim to push the boundaries of what's possible in mobile technology, delivering unparalleled user experiences and driving progress in the smartphone industry. The joint efforts will focus on the integration of Qualcomm Technologies’ advanced Snapdragon mobile platforms into Sony’s future smartphone lines, providing users with enhanced functionality, higher performance, and more immersive user experiences." |
While specific details about the extended collaboration between Qualcomm and Sony remain undisclosed, it is worth noting that Sony has a strong track record of producing impressive devices, exemplified by its Xperia 1 lineup.
These smartphones have been known for their exceptional camera capabilities and a commitment to delivering top-notch features, hinting at the possibility of continued advancements in future Sony Xperia devices.
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