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Google released a March 2026 Android update patching 129 vulnerabilities, including 10 critical bugs.
A critical flaw in Qualcomm’s Graphics component (CVE-2026-21385) was reportedly exploited in the wild.
Google released two patch levels, 2026-03-01 and 2026-03-05, with Pixel devices patched first.
Patch rollout may take time due to Android ecosystem fragmentation across OEMs like Samsung and Xiaomi.
Pixel devices are prioritized for patches, with OEM rollout to follow.
The update addresses vulnerabilities across System, Framework, and Kernel components.
Google stressed the severity of the vulnerabilities and the risk of remote exploitation.
The advisory indicates a Wild exploitation pattern for CVE-2026-21385 was observed.
Qualcomm notified customers on February 2 about the vulnerability discovery.
The advisory covers 235 Qualcomm chipsets affected by the vulnerability.

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Qualcomm says 6G will be a revolution, not an evolution, and Europe should lead the next generation of wireless tech.
Qualcomm targets 6G pre-commercial deployments from 2028 with full commercialisation by 2029.
Qualcomm announced a coalition with European and U.S. partners to accelerate 6G development.
Chourbaji promotes a 'hybrid AI' model to distribute computing across devices, edge, and cloud for digital sovereignty.
Europe’s manufacturing assets and capabilities are cited as strengths for 6G leadership.
Qualcomm frames 6G as enabling AI that interacts with the physical world, including smart glasses and robotics.
The 6G effort includes sensing capabilities to detect and track objects for security applications.
European sovereign AI aims include local language models to support regional culture.
Qualcomm highlights Europe as a key market with R&D and engineering presence across multiple countries.
Qualcomm asserts Europe can be a leader in 6G with the right partnerships and sovereignty moves.

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Qualcomm's second-gen Snapdragon X2 chip appears in Geekbench results, claiming strong single-core gains.
Single-core score reaches about 4,033 points on the top-spec X2E-96-100 in Geekbench 6.
Experts caution that Geekbench is just one metric and may not reflect real-world performance.
The X2 chip uses an Arm design with an integrated Adreno GPU, limiting native x86 performance.
OpenCL graphics tests show the X2's integrated GPU scoring below Intel’s Panther Lake iGPU.
The article highlights potential future Nvidia N1X Arm efforts as a possible bridge for Arm gaming.
The piece notes the X2's potential impact on the arms race with x86 CPUs in the near future.
The article contextualizes X2 performance against AMD Ryzen and Intel Panther Lake in single-core terms.
The article emphasizes that most gaming will rely on emulation due to the Arm architecture.
Overall, the X2 is positioned as a performance lead in single-core tests but faces real-world software and GPU constraints.

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