Qualcomm is experiencing a decline in its handset business but is rapidly growing in automotive, IoT, and data center sectors. The company’s recent deal with Amazon and strong Q3 results highlight its data center ambitions, with automotive revenue up 61% year-over-year. Analysts see potential for a 35% stock increase to $239.79, driven by non-handset growth expected to accelerate significantly by fiscal 2027. Risks include handset revenue drops and memory cost pressures, but overall, Qualcomm's diversification strategy positions it for long-term growth.
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Qualcomm is rated as a Buy and Marvell as a Hold because Qualcomm offers a superior risk-adjusted upside despite Marvell having a stronger current AI business. Qualcomm's valuation is more forgiving of margin and execution misses, with a price target...
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Qualcomm is rated Strong Buy due to its promising breakthroughs in AI data centers, with significant revenue growth expected from 2027 onward. Meta is a key client supporting this expansion, and current share prices reflect only the stagnant mobile b...
