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Constellation with Sascha Segan and Qualcomm AI Hub Team x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

It’s time to tune in for the next episode of Constellation with @saschasegan featuring the @Qualcomm AI Hub Team and a major announcement for #AI devs! Be sure to drop your questions in the chat to get them answered! youtube.com/watch?v=IxTR9j…

Build and test performant industrial IoT solutions with the @Qualcomm Dragonwing IQ-8275 EVK. Featuring 40 TOPS of AI performance, Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.3, and wide peripheral compatibility, this EVK is ideal for everything from industrial automation solutions to UAVs. Learn more: bit.ly/3RpOtha

Less AI plumbing. More AI building. GenieX is a new open-source runtime that helps developers run and integrate Gen AI models across @Qualcomm devices with just a few lines of code. Developer preview is now live: bit.ly/4y5FwtW

We're joining @WeAreDevs World Congress in Berlin, the world’s largest developer event! 🌍 Don't miss Qualcomm’s Siddhika Nevrekar and Vinesh Sukumar discuss the future of Qualcomm AI and technology, July 8-10. bit.ly/4vNB0yF

Qual-comm means quality communication? @Qualcomm_Dev

@HowDevelop @MaximeRivest

@MaximeRivest this is the coolest thing, I have seen!!!!!

Fable turned my remarkable into Tom Riddle's diary from Harry Potter. My prompts fade, a LLM respond. Magical!

This robot now carries its own brain — a @Qualcomm Dragonwing™ QCS6490 mounted right on its back. No more waiting on the cloud to make sense of the world. Everything processed on the spot, in real time. That's SR Agentic at work.

@aaishika @PyTorch @AIatMeta onwards!

Wrapped up month 3 with this one! 💙 @Qualcomm_Dev 🤝 @PyTorch x @AIatMeta

@AliAmjad52114 @Meta @PyTorch great job!

Day 66 — Top 10 teams at the @Qualcomm_Dev × @Meta × @PyTorch Hackathon This hackathon taught me the difference between AI and AI: Artificial Intelligence vs. Actual Intelligence. This was one of the first hackathons where I consciously told myself: Regardless of the outcome, I’m here to learn as much as possible. Two people made that very easy: Siddartha Pothapragada and Derrick Johnson. I spoke with both of them early on to flush out the idea. My original idea was complex. They helped me refine it. They helped me think clearly. They helped me simplify what actually mattered. Then later, I hit a roadblock with Claude Code. Claude kept telling me that a certain upload/VLM workflow was not possible. So I went back to Siddartha Pothapragada and Derrick Johnson and asked them. They explained how it should be done. I came back, gave that direction to Claude Code, and Claude basically apologized and said: “You’re right. This is the way.” That moment stayed with me. It reminded me that even in an AI-heavy world, we still need actual intelligence: experience, judgment, taste, intuition, and people who have seen enough to know when the model is wrong. What stood out even more was their attitude. I asked a lot of questions. Probably too many 😄 But they kept helping. They made it easy to be curious. That is rare. Our team ended up being recommended into the Top 10 by Lauren Lunde, Neeraj Kumar Singh Beshane, and Derrick Johnson J., which gave us the chance to present our tool. I was really excited about that. Unfortunately, we did not win. But honestly, this was the first hackathon where the losing didn't really feel like losing. And that matters. Because I was slowly changing how I think about hackathons. Winning is great. But if every hackathon becomes a training ground — for building, pitching, asking better questions, understanding technical constraints, and learning from people ahead of you — then even a loss compounds. And thank you to the @Qualcomm_Dev , @Meta , @PyTorch ,@github ,@Samsung , @lablabai, @ Bright _Data and @HackerSquadSF teams for creating a space where builders could learn, build, and push themselves. Day 13 of 36 — turning no into yes before Startup School starts. @harjtaggar, @grrytan,@charliewarren,@aaron_epstein ,@sdianahu ,@gustaf,@dessaigne,@t_blom ,@bradflora,@koomen,@agupta,@bosmeny ,@dflieb,@aroraharshita33

.@Qualcomm is expanding its collaboration with @huggingface to scale open, developer-driven AI. From model onboarding to agentic workflows across edge and data center, this simplifies how developers build and deploy AI. Read the announcement: qualcomm.com/news/releases

@30off6 @saschasegan @Qualcomm tune in next week to learn more!

@30off6 @saschasegan @Qualcomm tune in next week to learn more!

Running the hottest LLMs locally on an NPU isn’t always a smooth ride. That changes now. Join @saschasegan and the @Qualcomm AI Hub team for a massive #AI announcement on the next episode of Constellation. Save the date🗓️ July 9 @ 9 AM PT and tune in: bit.ly/4oYphuE

What's New: Qualcomm Linux 2.0: A Unified Platform for Dragonwing IoT x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

We’re about to go live to introduce you to Qualcomm Linux 2.0! Tune in and discover our new, unified, and scalable platform across all Qualcomm Dragonwing IoT platforms that will minimize friction and enable you to make more predictable builds. bit.ly/4vWoxbO

Project spotlight time! Find out how you can use the @Arduino UNO Q to build and run a modern robotics stack with ROS 2 and a robotic arm in this video from Hardwareai on YouTube: bit.ly/4oNAY7c

@preyashyadav_ @aaishika @nativelyapp it's hard to unsee this now that you mentioned

@aaishika giving Jose Murhino energy 🥶🥶 Thanks for the fun Executorch Hackathon @Qualcomm_Dev @nativelyapp

If @arduino UNO Q is on your list, worth a look now. Pricing update coming July 6 — current pricing still in place until then.

New flexibility for Vulkan rendering pipelines: unlocked 🔓🔑 With Adreno High Performance Memory and the Tile Memory Heap extension, you can save valuable memory bandwidth and maximize GPU performance. Learn how: bit.ly/4b8mQQe