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The release is datelined MAUI and Qualcomm's[2][3][4] page stamps it 24 Sep 2025 20:30 UTC, the 10:30 AM HT start of the summit's Product Announcements Keynote.
The product page: Oryon CPU 'clocking in at 4.74GHz', 20% CPU performance and 35% CPU efficiency gains, X85 modem at 3.7 Gbps uplink, FastConnect 7900 Wi-Fi 7.[1]
Spec sheet: 3nm process; 2 Prime cores up to 4.74 GHz (a 4.6 GHz version exists) and 6 Performance cores up to 3.62 GHz; LPDDR5x up to 5300 MHz, up to 24 GB; X85 modem 12.5 Gbps down, 3.7 Gbps up; part numbers SM8850-AC, SM8850-1-AD.[1]
Alex Katouzian revealed the chip on Day 2: 20% faster single-core, 32% faster web browsing, 17% more multi-core, 23% better GPU performance.[1]
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