The Qualcomm-A-Team is working on a 20nm-64-bit-ARM-core
If the core is almost ready for production Anand Chandrasekher would still be CMO at Qualcomm.
The 20nm-Chip story is still a Q1-2015.
@Intel should stop the mobile race and start foundry business
The next 10 years are all about mobile and connected devices. They have to bite the bullet or they will go the way of the dodo.
Intel has a far better position than Nokia. Nokia was able to bring their business back in line - Intel can tansform a lot faster because they still have a strong desktop business.
If qualcomm wants to build a more complex cpu they will collide with some intel patents. So this is not a one-way-fight. Intel has to pay for some lte-patents but Qualcomm will pay as well.
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