Qualcomm is increasingly valued for its expanding business beyond smartphones, including automotive, IoT, and data center segments. Automotive revenue hit a record $1.33 billion in Q2 FY26, growing 38% year-over-year, while IoT also showed solid growth. The company beat earnings estimates for four straight quarters and maintains strong cash flow and profitability metrics. Management supports shareholders with dividends and a $20 billion buyback program. Risks include exposure to China and handset revenue declines, but diversification and new data center initiatives provide growth potential, with a key investor event scheduled for June 2026.
Visteon Corporation introduced D6Sigma, a new edge AI product line designed for industrial automation, developed with Qualcomm. Powered by Visteon's CognitoAI™-IoT platform and Qualcomm Dragonwing™ IQ9 processors, it enables real-time vision AI on fa...
Applied Materials introduced SENZ™, a fully integrated visual system combining waveguide optics, light engine, sensing, vision correction, and electronic dimming for next-gen AI-powered smart glasses. This platform aims to simplify manufacturing and ...
Qualcomm will pay its second quarterly dividend of 2026 on June 25, offering $0.92 per share, a 3.37% increase from the previous payment. Investors holding shares as of June 4 are eligible, with the total dividends paid in the first half of the year ...
Qualcomm's stock has surged 68% in the past three months as investor excitement grows around its new artificial intelligence processor strategy. The chip maker is focusing on data-center technology and may be preparing for a significant acquisition t...
Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon revealed the company is working on over 40 new AI device designs, including wearables like jewelry, earbuds with cameras, pins, and watches. He highlighted that AI agents, which can perform complex tasks across apps, will ...
