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Updated · The Motley Fool · Jul 6
Qualcomm Targets 40 AI Device Designs as Nvidia CEO Backs Stock
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Updated · The Motley Fool · Jul 6

Qualcomm Targets 40 AI Device Designs as Nvidia CEO Backs Stock

3 articles · Updated · The Motley Fool · Jul 6

Summary

  • Qualcomm is being cast as a leading edge-AI chip play as intelligent agents move from cloud data centers onto phones, wearables and other connected devices.
  • Jensen Huang gave that thesis unusual weight in Seoul last month, saying Nvidia is not strong in mobile devices because Qualcomm is "doing such a good job" and adding, "Buy their stock."
  • Cristiano Amon said in mid-June that Qualcomm is working on more than 40 AI-powered device designs, betting on low-power chips that combine CPUs, GPUs and NPUs for always-on, battery-constrained use.
  • Late June added a second growth leg: Qualcomm agreed to supply data-center CPUs to Meta, with its Dragonfly C1000 slated for 2028 production.
  • At roughly 19 times trailing earnings and 16 times forward earnings, Qualcomm is presented as cheaper than many AI-chip peers despite expanding from mobile into edge devices and hyperscaler infrastructure.

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