QUALCOMM Inc

U.S. equity markets hit new highs as tech earnings boost the Nasdaq, with Qualcomm’s data‑center chips and storage giants leading the surge—see how AI and 5G reshape the sector.

Qualcomm’s earnings surge fuels a $20 billion share‑buyback, driven by booming data‑center and automotive silicon—new growth avenues beyond handset woes.

Qualcomm beats Q2 2026 earnings, jumps into AI‑driven data‑center silicon, partners with NimbusCloud for faster, greener inference, and sparks a $20 bn buy‑back debate.

Qualcomm’s Q2 earnings preview shows a revenue dip, rising memory shortages, and a shift to 5‑3 nm EUV nodes, while 3D integration and new AI chips reshape the market.

Qualcomm’s 12% surge on its OpenAI partnership shows investors love AI chips, but the real test is engineering, geopolitics and developer adoption—can Snapdragon keep pace or will the promise fall short?

Qualcomm’s Q1 earnings reveal how its fab‑less strategy and 5G chip dominance could shape the sub‑3 nm semiconductor race and the tech sector’s growth outlook.

Qualcomm’s stock jumps 11% ahead of Q2 earnings as a share‑repurchase program and AI/connected‑vehicle focus drive optimism amid a strong semiconductor rally.

Qualcomm’s stock rally signals a shift from mobile to AI and automotive, showing investor confidence in its diversification and share‑repurchase strategy while highlighting supply‑chain challenges.

Qualcomm’s earnings reveal a shift from smartphone decline toward high‑margin automotive, IoT, and AI chips—boosting margins, investor confidence, and future growth prospects.

Qualcomm’s analyst sentiment shift highlights short‑term revenue headwinds amid 5‑nm and 3‑nm R&D, yet its advanced node strategy and AI‑driven design keep long‑term growth promising.