In terms of the ever-evolving consumer electronics industry, Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 and Snapdragon 600 processors are already ancient histories. The US semiconductor manufacturer knows that fact and has introduced their successors, the Snapdragon 410E and Snapdragon 600E. However, unlike their mobile predecessors, these chips are designed for what the San Diego-based company describes as “embedded devices,” just fancy industry talk for Internet of Things (IoT) gadgets.
Not only will these two chips hopefully facilitate the manufacturing process of innovative home improvements such as smart picture frames, door locks, dishwashers, and refrigerators, but they’ll do so on multiple levels. Namely, the Californian firm also announced its new partnership with the American Fortune 500 company Arrow Electronics, bringing Snapdragon 410E and Snapdragon 600E to all smaller businesses regardless of their manufacturing capacities and resources. In other words, even smaller startups working on IoT devices will soon have access to Qualcomm’s latest creations as they won’t have to place orders in tens of millions to take advantage of these two chips. More specifically, Qualcomm revealed that Arrow Electronics would ship orders as small as 100 units, meaning that Snapdragon 410E and 600E will be accessible to everyone. This is significant because it can drive industry growth and because it’s the first time in the company’s history that a third-party distributor will be selling individual Snapdragon CPUs.
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