Qualcomm last week said its Snapdragon 835 processors will power Windows 10 devices from OEMs including HP, Asus and Lenovo.

'However, we do not welcome unlawful infringement of our patents, and we fully expect other companies to continue to respect Intel's intellectual property rights.' 'Intel welcomes lawful competition, and we are confident that Intel's microprocessors, which have been specifically optimized to implement Intel's x86 ISA for almost four decades, will deliver amazing experiences, consistency across applications, and a full breadth of consumer offerings, full manageability and IT integration for the enterprise,' read the blog post. 'There have been reports that some companies may try to emulate Intel's proprietary x86 ISA without Intel's authorization,' read the blog post, which was written by Intel Executive Vice President and General Counsel Steven Rodgers and Director of Systems and Software Research Richard Uhlig. Intel Thursday released a blog post that served as a warning for companies emulating its proprietary x86 instruction set architecture without its permission – a week after competitor Qualcomm disclosed its intent to provide x86 emulation on Microsoft's Windows 10 ARM-based PCs.

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