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In a market where capital discipline and shareholder returns are increasingly prized, companies with robust free cash flows and aggressive share repurchase plans stand out. Buybacks not only reduce share count – boosting earnings a share – but also signal management's confidence in long-term value creation.
There's little argument that chipmaker Nvidia (NVDA 1.65%) has been the biggest beneficiary of the advent of artificial intelligence (AI). Its processors are the centerpiece of most of the world's AI computing platforms, and artificial intelligence-related products now account for the vast majority of Nvidia's sales.
Qualcomm Incorporated remains a buy due to its leadership in edge AI and deepening collaborations with Xiaomi and Advantech, despite recent share price weakness. Q3 results showed slowing top-line growth and soft Q4 guidance, reflecting ongoing consumer headwinds and a challenging demand environment for electronics. Profitability was robust, with expanding margins and strong EPS growth, though cash generation weakened and buybacks surged, raising sustainability questions.
AST SpaceMobile's satellite rollout and Qualcomm's AI push set the stage for a clash of growth potential in mobile connectivity.
Qualcomm: Diversification Helps, But Apple Headwind Still Looms
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