Qualcomm and Analog Devices, two semiconductor companies, are close to reaching a $200 billion market capitalization driven by strong growth in AI, automotive, and data center markets. Qualcomm’s market cap is about $189.81 billion, with key growth in automotive and IoT segments, and a new AI data center strategy targeting $15 billion annual revenue by 2029. Analog Devices, valued at $182.06 billion, reported record revenue fueled by AI-related data center demand and automotive semiconductor growth, with strong profitability and recent acquisition to boost AI edge computing. Both firms are well-positioned to surpass the $200 billion milestone by 2027 with modest stock appreciation.
Qualcomm's market capitalization stands at $189.82 billion as of September 20, 2026, with a dividend yield of 2.07%, while Analog Devices holds a market cap of $182.06 billion and a dividend yield of 1.17%. On Pluang, Qualcomm's stock price is $177.72, down 5.82% for the day, and Analog Devices is priced at $375.72, up 3.60% as of 18:21 WIB. Trading volumes show Qualcomm with over 54 million shares traded and Analog Devices with nearly 7.7 million, reflecting active investor interest in these semiconductor leaders approaching the $200 billion market cap milestone.
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