Qualcomm announced higher long-term revenue and earnings targets at its investor day, raising its fiscal 2029 non-handset revenue goal to $40 billion from $22 billion. This includes over $15 billion from data centers, $10 billion from automotive, and $14 billion from Internet of Things (IoT) businesses. The company also projects adjusted earnings per share above $18 by 2029, surpassing Wall Street estimates of $14-$15. Analysts from Bank of America and UBS responded positively, highlighting Qualcomm's expanding data center portfolio, AI accelerator roadmap, and automotive design wins, though some execution risks remain. Qualcomm's outlook signals strong growth potential as it moves beyond semiconductors into full-stack platform solutions for edge computing and AI.
Qualcomm is attracting investors with its expanding data center chip business, expected to generate $40 billion in revenue by fiscal 2029. This growth has sparked interest in two new Direxion ETFs: QCMU, which offers 2x leveraged exposure to Qualcomm...
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