Elliptic Labs (Oslo: ELABS) today announced a correction to its previously
published release regarding device launches in April 2026. The correct
year-to-date number of smartphone launches is 29 (not 22 as previously
stated). All other information remains unchanged.
Elliptic Labs (Oslo: ELABS) today announced the launch of 14 new device models
in April, incorporating its Elliptic labs technology - comprising 7 smartphone
models and 7 laptop/PC models -- bringing year-to-date 2026 launches to 24
laptops and 29 smartphones. This compares to 23 laptops and 20 smartphones in
the same period of 2025. The launches span four major chipset architectures,
four OEM brands, and a wide range of price points from mass-market to
flagship. Notably, four of the Lenovo IdeaPad models are among the first
laptops in the market to ship on Intel's newly released chipset ---
positioning Elliptic Labs as a day-one partner on Intel's latest platform.
April's 14 launches reflect Elliptic Labs' core business: one software
platform running on multiple partners' platforms, with each new shipping
device leveraging already established technology and system design, generating
royalty revenue at little incremental cost to the company.
Increased platform coverage
April deployments included Intel's newly released CoreTM Series 3, marking
Elliptic Labs' first commercial deployment on this platform and a key
milestone in the companies' strategic partnership. Deployments also spanned
several major platforms, including Qualcomm Snapdragon's Snapdragon 7s Gen 4,
Snapdragon 7 Gen 4, and Snapdragon 8 Elite, MediaTek's Dimensity 6500 Elite,
Dimensity 7300e, Dimensity 8400 Ultimate, and Dimensity 8500, along with
Intel's CoreTM Ultra processors.
On the smartphone side, the month demonstrated robust engagement with leading
OEMs. vivo launched three smartphone models featuring Elliptic Labs technology
- including the Y600 Pro, T5 Pro, and iQOO Z11