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Qualcomm's Q3 earnings beat on strong automotive and IoT growth, but China tariffs and high R&D costs cloud its outlook.
Qualcomm is expanding into automotive, industrial IoT, data centers, and wearable AI through partnerships with Xiaomi, Samsung, and Advantech, while bullish technicals at key supports signal upside.
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In this video, I will discuss Qualcomm's (QCOM 0.56%) recent earnings report and management's comments during the earnings call. Watch the short video to learn more, consider subscribing, and click the special offer link below.
Akash Palkhiwala, CFO and COO of Qualcomm, discusses the impact of US tariffs on the company and the broader semiconductors sector. He also talks about Qualcomm's relationship with its partners in China, and its diversification strategy.
Qualcomm reported Q2 earnings, and although it was a solid performance, the stock sold off. The market isn't happy with Apple's plan to phase out Qualcomm modems by 2027, risking a $7.5 billion annual revenue loss. Automotive and IoT now make up 30% of QCT revenue, but these gains are not enough to offset the looming Apple shortfall and muted handset demand.