HUMAIN Unveils Horizon Pro PC with Snapdragon X Elite

Sep 25, 2025
HUMAIN has introduced the Horizon Pro PC, a new laptop featuring the Snapdragon X Elite processor, announced at Qualcomm's Snapdragon Summit.

HUMAIN has unveiled its latest innovation, the Horizon Pro PC, at the Snapdragon Summit in Maui, Hawaii. Announced in a press release, the new laptop is powered by the Snapdragon X Elite processor, promising to revolutionize agentic AI personal computing.

The Horizon Pro PC is designed to operate up to 100 times faster than human thought, featuring a zero-latency wake time and over 18 hours of battery life. It integrates HUMAIN's proprietary operating system, HUMAIN ONE, which allows users to manage workflows and AI applications from a unified interface. The device also supports the Arabic-first Saudi LLM "ALLAM" for local AI processing, ensuring speed and data privacy.

Tareq Amin, CEO of HUMAIN, highlighted the significance of this launch, emphasizing its potential to transform enterprise environments by actively collaborating with users through AI. The Horizon Pro PC will be available for both enterprise and consumer markets, with options for monthly subscriptions and leasing to reduce upfront costs. Early adopters can register their interest on the HUMAIN website.

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