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Qualcomm QM215 to challenge MediaTek in Android Go market

Qualcomm QM215 to challenge MediaTek in Android Go market

Posted on February 19, 2019 By Jarvis

Qualcomm may have the lion’s share of the mobile CPU market, its reign is anything but secure. Samsung and Huawei have proven up to the task and Apple continues to embarrass it in both benchmarks and courts. And on the opposite end of the spectrum, long-time rival MediaTek has been the go-to for budget devices. Now it seems that the chip maker is taking steps to ensure that it will be the favored supplier even on low-tier devices like Android Go phones with an upcoming new QM215 chipset.
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