Empower your enterprise with Snapdragon
PCs powered by Snapdragon have the features to support IT workforces. With enterprise-grade security, seamless manageability and a strong ecosystem of native apps, these devices empower IT teams to drive their organisations forward. It’s why the brands you trust, trust Snapdragon® technology.
Your peace of mind, built in
Built-in security
Multi‑layer, chip‑to‑cloud protection from the moment the power’s on. Hardware‑based safeguards, like the Qualcomm® Secure Processing Unit with Microsoft Pluton, help protect the OS, applications, and data from advanced attacks, while secure boot and self‑healing firmware help systems recover before issues affect users. The new optional Snapdragon Guardian Technology extends this protection with always‑connected, out‑of‑band manageability even when devices are powered off.
AI-driven protection
AI‑accelerated biometric authentication, intelligent threat detection, and real‑time response capabilities aid in identifying and neutralising risks.
Manage smarter
Snapdragon X Series processors are designed for seamless enterprise management, integrating with familiar tools such as Microsoft Intune, Autopilot, SCCM, and Entra ID to help remotely monitor, provision, patch and secure every endpoint.
Intuitive Integration
Snapdragon provides seamless compatibility with current and future systems, enabling smooth integration into your workflows. With support for industry-standard platforms, minimise downtime and foster collaboration across teams.
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Deliver long-term value for your business
Maximise the value of your PC investments while minimising complexity over the device lifecycle with laptops powered by Snapdragon X Series thanks to broad application compatibility, streamlined deployment, and a low total cost of ownership.
PCs powered by Snapdragon deliver broad, reliable application compatibility – 99% of the top 200 enterprise apps run on Snapdragon.1 More than 100 IT applications have been developed natively and, according to Microsoft Prism, emulation delivers 2x–3x performance gains.2 With 1,500+ apps tested and optimised, Snapdragon platforms are built for efficiency and performance across virtually any workflow.
Use quick and easy configuration with familiar tools like Windows Autopilot and Microsoft System Centre Configuration Manager (SCCM). Cloud-based tools enable zero-touch provisioning, allowing you to onboard employees from any location with ease.
Lower your total cost of ownership with Snapdragon X Elite, thanks to a combination of key advantages – extended device lifespans driven by efficient power usage, reduced IT support costs and with reliable hardware, and decreased cloud processing expenses thanks to on-device AI.
On-device AI: The edge advantage
On-device AI brings AI processing closer to the user, offering key advantages over cloud-based solutions. When data is handled locally, latency is minimised, privacy is enhanced and bandwidth use drops drastically, making apps run faster and vastly improving data security.
"Investing in next-gen computing is essential to unlocking the full power of AI, and Insight is at the forefront of driving the latest PC advancements and generative AI apps. Snapdragon X Series devices are among the best tools for our teammates.’
- Mathew Skaff, Vice President of IT, Insight
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Frequently asked questions
TOPS, or trillions of operations per second, is a key performance metric for NPUs (neural processing units). It represents the number of operations – like additions and multiplications – that an NPU can execute in one second. By analyzing factors like frequency and precision within the TOPS equation, you can gain deeper insights into an NPU’s overall capabilities.
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Develop next-gen apps with advanced AI capabilities
Windows on Snapdragon provides developers with key deliverables they need to create progressive AI-powered apps. From comprehensive SDKs to a library of validated and optimised AI models, Snapdragon is one of the leading platforms for building the future of Windows apps.
1 Based on aggregated app usage data from Copilot+ PCs in US, UK, CA, FR, AU, DE, JP as of August 2024
2 According to Microsoft research.
3 CPU Performance is based on Geekbench v6.2 Single-Core on Windows 11 OS run in October 2024, Snapdragon X Elite (X1E-80-100) was tested using a Dell XPS 13 (9345) on “Balanced” Power Mode in Windows and “Optimised” in Dell Power Manager. Intel Core Ultra 7 256V was tested using a Dell XPS 13 (9350) on “Balanced” Power Mode in Windows and “Standard mode” in Windows and “Optimised” in Dell Power Manager. The AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 was tested using an ASUS Vivobook S 14 (M5406WA) on ‘Balanced’ power mode in Windows and ‘Standard mode’ in MyASUS. Power and performance comparison reflects results based on measurements and hardware instrumentation of given devices.
4 CPU Performance is based on Geekbench v6.2 Single-Thread on Windows 11 OS run in March 2024. Snapdragon X Elite was tested using a Qualcomm reference design on Windows 11 OS. Intel Core Ultra 9 185H (16 core) was tested using an Asus ROG Zephyrus G16 laptop respectively on Windows 11. The AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 was tested using an ASUS Vivobook S 14 (M5406WA) on Windows 11. Maximum performance reflected by Intel Core Ultra 9 185H represent maximum achievable results in given platforms under unconstrained PL1/PL2 settings and no thermal limitations. Power and performance comparison reflects results based on measurements and hardware instrumentation of given devices.
5 Snapdragon X Elite was tested using a Qualcomm reference design on Windows 11 OS. The Apple M3 was tested using an Apple MacBook Pro on MacOS. Power and performance comparison reflects results based on measurements and hardware instrumentation of given devices.
6 Based on research from Microsoft, 93% of the total app minutes people spend today have native versions.
7 CPU Performance is based on Geekbench 6.5 Multi-Core score on Windows 11 OS, run in September 2025. Snapdragon X2 Elite Extreme (X2E-96-100) was tested using a Qualcomm reference design. Intel Core Ultra 9 285H was tested using an ASUS Zephyrus G16 (GU605CP). Intel Core Ultra 9 288V was tested using an Acer Swift 16 AI OLED (SF16-51T-98SE). AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 was tested using a ASUS Vivobook S14 (M5406). Maximum performance reflected by Intel platforms represent maximum achievable results in given platforms under unconstrained PL1/PL2 settings and no thermal limitations. Maximum performance reflected by AMD platforms represent maximum achievable results in unconstrained SlowLimit/FastLimit settings and no thermal limitations. Power and performance comparison reflects results based on measurements and hardware instrumentation of given devices. Lowest power and performance figures may not represent the lowest achievable platform power and performance. Idle-normalised platform power is measured with idle periods removed.
