Semiconductor company Qualcomm has expressed interest in working with both PlayStation and Nintendo on their handheld devices.<\/p>\n

Qualcomm\u2019s Senior SVP, Alex Katouzian, shared this during Computex 2023. It wouldn\u2019t be too shocking that they want to partner with either company as such a deal would likely make people forget about the lackluster Razer Edge, which they also worked on.<\/p>\n

Nothing is set in stone, but a lot of stuff is going down, while Sony hasn\u2019t properly had a handheld since the Vita, its bizarre cloud gaming Project Q might be a way its ease back into it, and down the line may even make a proper handheld.<\/p>\n

It\u2019s worth pointing out, though, Qualcomm would likely have to step up their game if they want to partner with Sony. While its gaming-centric chip \u2014 Snapdragon G3x Gen1 \u2014 found in the Razer Edge is fine, it\u2019s not even more powerful than mobile devices, according to Trusted Reviews.<\/p>\n

Some speculate that it could be already working with Sony on Project Q, though we have our doubts, there\u2019s no real evidence to back this up. It would, however, be a better first project for Qualcomm to make a new chip since the PS5 peripheral handheld won\u2019t run games natively, but rather stream them instead.<\/p>\n

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