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Qualcomm CEO Predicts Smartphones Will Operate 100 Billion AI Models by 2028

October 15, 2026 • 57 minutes ago •

WASHINGTON: Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon has announced that by 2028, smartphones will be capable of continuously running artificial intelligence models with up to 100 billion parameters. This ambitious projection highlights the rapid evolution of mobile technology and its integration with advanced AI capabilities.

Amon made the statement during a recent tech conference, emphasizing that the future of smartphones will not only enhance user experience but also revolutionize how applications operate. He noted that the increasing demand for AI-driven functionalities in everyday devices necessitates this leap in technology.

This development could significantly impact various sectors, including healthcare, finance, and education, as smartphones become more adept at processing complex data and providing personalized services. The ability to run extensive AI models on mobile devices may lead to innovations that improve efficiency and accessibility for users worldwide.

Looking ahead, Qualcomm plans to invest in research and development to support this technological advancement. The company is expected to unveil new products and partnerships in the coming months that will further integrate AI into mobile platforms, setting the stage for a new era in smartphone capabilities.