高通 CEO 透露 AI 公司计划 2028 年前在手机运行百亿参数模型
10/11/2026 — 10/11, 21:15·2 sources (all)·2 reports (all)·In the 2026-10-11 briefing
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- According to an interview shared by a Reddit user, Qualcomm CEO stated that major AI companies are pushing to enable smartphones to continuo…
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On October 11, 2026, according to an interview shared by a Reddit user, the Qualcomm CEO revealed that major AI companies are pushing to enable smartphones to continuously run models with 100B parameters by 2028. This goal sets higher long-term evolutionary demands for edge chip computing power and mobile AI architectures.
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Latest turnQualcomm's CEO suggests that tech companies are aiming for on-device 100-billion parameter models by 2028, facing hurdles from memory requirements and supply constraints.
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Qualcomm's CEO suggests that tech companies are aiming for on-device 100-billion parameter models by 2028, facing hurdles from memory requirements and supply constraints.
cnBetaAI score 57According to a discussion shared on Reddit, Qualcomm's CEO revealed that AI companies are aiming to run 100-billion-parameter models continuously on smartphones by 2028. This goal sets a demanding long-term trajectory for mobile silicon performance and on-device AI architectures.
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