QUALCOMM INC

Qualcomm pushes advanced chips to mass‑production, fueling AI, automotive and consumer markets while navigating rising foundry prices and global supply‑chain pressure.

Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon AI chips slash inference latency by up to 30%—boosting edge performance, driving automotive and IoT growth, and standing firm amid a volatile semiconductor market.

Qualcomm launches QCOM23 depositary receipts on Thailand’s SET, giving local investors cheap, direct access to its 5G‑AI growth story.

Qualcomm’s CFO sold about $500k in shares under SEC rules 10‑b5‑1 and 144, showing transparent insider trading compliance and solid governance.

Qualcomm’s share‑resale in acquiring Modular Inc. keeps capital intact while adding AI‑accelerated edge chips, but raises key questions on privacy, security, and financial transparency.

Qualcomm faces strong smartphone demand but rising memory costs and OEM shifts compress margins—can AI and supply‑chain fixes turn the tide?

Qualcomm’s Q3 2026 results reveal margin squeeze from rising component costs, a modest earnings miss, and a strategic pivot toward data‑centre and automotive growth beyond smartphones.

Qualcomm’s Q3 2026 earnings on July 29 will test its shift to data‑center AI and hyperscaler deals—can the handset slump be balanced with new growth?

US equity markets lift after Iran‑oil calm; tech giants rebound, memory‑chip slump, AI‑era earnings drive next‑week market mood.

Qualcomm’s July 16 dip reflects a broader semiconductor sell‑off, yet its 5G‑AI focus and 3 nm node gains keep investors eyeing future growth amid rising capital‑intensity and yield challenges.