Why the processor is the key to employee satisfaction.
by Mike Bernard
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When a PC functions smoothly, it becomes invisible. Nobody talks about how seamlessly programs run, how videoconferences are free from disruptions, or how the battery lasts the entire workday. But as soon as the opposite happens, dissatisfaction grows quickly. In workplace psychology, this is referred to as a hygiene factor: it doesn’t inspire enthusiasm, but its absence immediately causes frustration.
The processor— the heart of every PC—falls precisely into this category. While it’s often overlooked in procurement decisions, it significantly determines how satisfied, productive, and secure employees are in their daily work.
Traditionally, processor performance was measured almost exclusively in clock speeds or benchmark scores. But modern business requirements demand more: multitasking, video conferences, data analysis, and AI-powered assistants.
The new Snapdragon® X processors from Qualcomm Technologies combine CPU, GPU, and NPU on a single chip. These platforms enable AI tasks, which previously relied on the cloud, to now be processed locally. This improves speed, privacy, and user experience. Applications launch faster, AI processes like text analysis or speech transcription run directly on the device, and the battery lasts for a full workday without needing a power outlet.1.
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Up to 12 Qualcomm Oryon™ cores
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Up to 4.3 GHz clock speed
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Up to 45 TOPS NPU performance
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Up to 30 MB CPU cache
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Support for up to 3 external displays
A slow or unstable PC feels like sand in the gears. It costs time, patience, and lowers motivation.
Snapdragon technologies tackle this issue on two fronts:
They prevent disruptions in the workday with stable performance, long battery life, and reliable connectivity.
They enable new user experiences, such as AI-powered workflows or ultra-fast connectivity through Wi-Fi 7 and optional 5G2.
With Snapdragon technologies, the processor transforms from an invisible basic component into a true productivity driver.
In addition to performance, energy is a key factor. Thanks to integrated SoC architecture, Snapdragon processors offer an optimal balance of performance and power consumption. For companies with hundreds or thousands of devices, this can mean longer battery life and fewer charging cycles.
Another often-overlooked aspect is security. Snapdragon relies on "Security by Design": sensitive data can be processed directly on the device instead of being sent to the cloud. This helps enhance data privacy. This allows companies to benefit from higher compliance and fewer vulnerabilities.
Added Value for Businesses.
With Qualcomm Technologies' Snapdragon X processors and Bechtle's expertise, businesses receive a solution that combines performance, efficiency, and security.

Proven rollout processes for businesses of all sizes.

Technology and consulting tailored to the needs of customers.

High-performance platforms for the hybrid work environment.

Productive, seamless, and secure IT operations.
The processor plays a key role in how smoothly applications run, how long batteries last, and how securely data is processed. With Qualcomm Technologies' Snapdragon X processors, businesses gain a platform that combines performance, energy efficiency, and security. Bechtle ensures seamless integration of this technology into existing IT landscapes—from selection to rollout and ongoing operations. The result: productive employees and a future-ready IT infrastructure.
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Products bearing the Snapdragon and Qualcomm brands are products of Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. and/or its subsidiaries.
For more information about Snapdragon, click here.
1 Battery life varies significantly depending on device, settings, usage, and other factors.
2 Device features and functionality may vary depending on OEM design.

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