Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon said at CES 2024 that smartphones integrating generative AI capabilities could create a new upgrade cycle in 2024, as reported by the Science and Technology Innovation Board Daily on January 12. Amon said that most of the channel inventory correction is over, at least in the Android phone market.

According to the "Science and Technology Innovation Board Daily", Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon said in an interview a few days ago that generative AI is penetrating mobile devices at a rapid pace. Smartphones launched in early 2024 will have many AIGC use cases and are expected to create a new upgrade cycle for smartphones. In addition to smartphones, large models are also ideal for automotive applications.

According to a Sina Technology report on September 6, Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon said today that artificial intelligence may bring new vitality to the smartphone market. Ammon said he sees a huge opportunity in the future of artificial intelligence. Next month, Qualcomm will hold the "Snapdragon Summit." At that time, Qualcomm may bring a major breakthrough in mobile technology. "You can see what Microsoft has done on the PC, think about the ability to run ChatGPT and other large language models natively," Anmon said. "So when these things get into the hands of consumers, I think the impact will be It's huge. We just have to wait." Anmon also said that in the field of artificial intelligence, Qualcomm is taking a different path from its main semiconductor rival Nvidia, which is to introduce artificial intelligence into smartphones and other devices instead of The data center, which is Nvidia's more focused area.

According to Juheng.com, Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon emphasized the company's artificial intelligence strategy, saying that Qualcomm's ability to operate AI models on mobile phones rather than on the cloud is a major turning point for the company's future growth. Amon said Qualcomm is uniquely positioned to capitalize on the upcoming on-device generative AI business opportunity.