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Qualcomm

Qualcomm designs and sells wireless semiconductors, modem-RF systems, and platform software primarily for mobile handsets, with growing businesses in automotive and IoT. It also earns licensing revenue from its intellectual property portfolio.

Recent Activity

Updated Oct 31, 2026
–Qualcomm and defense company Anduril unveiled BlueChip, a US-made laptop line for government and defense use that includes a Snapdragon X chip, targets 90% US and allied components, and opens preorders in 2027.
–CEO Cristiano Amon told staff in a memo that Qualcomm will cut jobs worldwide in a "performance-focused reduction" after its annual reviews, with the aim of building a "stronger performance culture" as the company pivots to AI data center and edge products.
–Notifications to affected Qualcomm employees are expected to begin in November, and one report says the cuts could affect 3% to 6% of the workforce.
–Qualcomm sees growth opportunities in smart glasses, AI inference, edge data centres and satellite connectivity, with India emerging as a key market for affordable chips.

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Thematic Position

Relationship Groups

Suppliers6
Customers6
Partners4
Licensing4
Competitors14

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Management Perspective on Regulatory & Geopolitical Developments

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Governmental investigations and legal proceedings challenge Qualcomm patent licensing practices globally
SEC 10-QApr 29, 2026

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Disclosed customers above 10% of revenue

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