Ever since Qualcomm engineers finalized the design of the Snapdragon X Elite processor for Windows-based client PCs, it began to work on something new in a bid to keep pace with the company's rivals at AMD, Apple, and Intel. Apparently, Qualcomm has already received early silicon of its next-generation CPU for PCs and is currently testing it, reports WinFuture.
The new processor generation, which will likely be called Qualcomm Snapdragon X2, is currently known under the codename Project Glymur, and also with the model number SC8480XP. By contrast, the Snapdragon X was reportedly called Hamoa and carried the model number SC8380XP. Since this information is unofficial, please be a little cautious regarding its accuracy.
