We are excited to announce that we entered into agreement to become part of the Qualcomm family! A new chapter in our history that will allow us to scale Arduino’s vision like never before. The closing of this transaction is subject to regulatory approval and other customary closing conditions.

Arduino joins forces with Qualcomm Technologies

With Qualcomm Technologies’ world-class silicon featuring superb AI, graphics and processing, Arduino will deliver technology that’s way more powerful – opening new possibilities for what you can build.

More power for your projects

Arduino continues to stand for community and openness. Joining Qualcomm will strengthen, rather than change, that commitment.

Openness remains at the core

Together, Arduino and Qualcomm Technologies will foster a broad, diverse developer community worldwide, connecting makers, entrepreneurs, educators, and professionals.

A robust, diverse ecosystem

Backed by Qualcomm Technologies’ global scale and technology leadership, Arduino will be able to support your projects from the smallest prototypes to solutions with real-world impact.

Scale to match your ambition

What does this mean for Arduino users?

UNO Q is both a familiar Arduino board and a full Linux-capable computer – all wrapped into UNO. Its hybrid design pairs the Qualcomm Dragonwing™ QRB2210 microprocessor (with AI acceleration, quad-core performance, GPU, and image signal processing) with a real-time STM32U585 microcontroller. The result: advanced computing and responsive control working together, so you can design, prototype, and deploy the next generation of intelligent, connected devices without compromise.

UNO Q, built on Qualcomm Dragonwing™ QRB2210

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