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Qualcomm saved a spot for Microsoft on Manchester United’s new jersey.

Qualcomm’s Snapdragon sponsorship deal with Manchester United will go beyond the front of the jerseys. During select matches this season, Qualcomm can also extend its branding to the rear of Manchester United’s new jerseys. Qualcomm has selected Microsoft’s Copilot Plus logo for the FA Community Shield match tomorrow, its key ally in making Windows on Arm a reality.

The Copilot Plus PC logo at the rear of the Manchester United jersey.
The Copilot Plus PC logo at the rear of the Manchester United jersey.
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