Qualcomm pushes Snapdragon PCs further into Linux, GoogleBook as AI shifts to the device edge
<p class="P1" data-start="4985" data-end="5346">Qualcomm used the second day of its Snapdragon Summit 2026 to underline a broader shift for Snapdragon-powered PCs, announcing Linux support for the Snapdragon X2 Series while highlighting Googlebook laptops powered by the Snapdragon X Elite. The moves signal growing momentum for Qualcomm's PC business across operating systems and new AI-focused form factors.
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