Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon predicts the winner of the AI device race will be determined by proximity to the user, not data center size. He argues that companies mastering edge computing, which processes AI on personal devices, will have a significant advantage due to real-time context and personalized understanding, making them more useful than generic models.
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