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<ul><li>Qualcomm Incorporated's results for the fourth quarter of fiscal 2025 illustrate both the strategic advancements and challenges within its diverse business portfolio.</li><li>The company reported revenues of $11.3 billion and a non-GAAP earnings per share (EPS) of $3, surpassing their guidance expectations.</li><li>A sequential increase in QCT revenues, amounting to $9.8 billion, was primarily driven by strong customer demand for Snapdragon-powered Android handsets, substantial growth in automotive solutions, and robust performance in IoT sectors like industrial applications, Wi-Fi 7, and 5G.</li></ul>

Qualcomm Incorporated's results for the fourth quarter of fiscal 2025 illustrate both the strategic advancements and challenges within its diverse business portfolio.The company reported revenues of $11.3 billion and a non-GAAP earnings per share (EPS) of $3, surpassing their guidance expectations.A sequential increase in QCT revenues, amounting to $9.8 billion, was primarily driven by strong customer demand for Snapdragon-powered Android handsets, substantial growth in automotive solutions, and robust performance in IoT sectors like industrial applications, Wi-Fi 7, and 5G.

Qualcomm’s IoT Empire Is Booming — Can Arduino Supercharge Its $14B Vision?

<ul><li>Qualcomm recently reported its fiscal third-quarter 2025 results, delivering revenues of $10.4 billion and a non-GAAP EPS of $2.77, which were near the high end of guidance.</li><li>The company's chipset business, QCT, recorded revenues of $9 billion, reflecting ongoing growth across automotive, IoT, and handset segments.</li><li>Notably, automotive and IoT revenues increased by 21% and 24% year-over-year, respectively, driven by Qualcomm's strategy to diversify and expand its product offerings beyond mobile handsets.</li></ul>

Qualcomm recently reported its fiscal third-quarter 2025 results, delivering revenues of $10.4 billion and a non-GAAP EPS of $2.77, which were near the high end of guidance.The company's chipset business, QCT, recorded revenues of $9 billion, reflecting ongoing growth across automotive, IoT, and handset segments.Notably, automotive and IoT revenues increased by 21% and 24% year-over-year, respectively, driven by Qualcomm's strategy to diversify and expand its product offerings beyond mobile handsets.

Qualcomm Enters The AI Arena—Is Nvidia’s Reign Ending?

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Nicolas Baratte

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<li>Qualcomm is a great, very profitable firm, with a critical vulnerability: 75% of revenues come from Mobile market. Auto has been growing nicely but that’s 10% of revenue.</li>
<li>Qualcomm has been looking for a large market to diversify into and has been working for 10 years on Server CPU. Not successful so far. </li>
<li>Qualcomm has 2 AI chips which are in non-mainstream Clouds. Now 2 new chips announced for 2026-27: AI200 AI250. That’s good but what we have yesterday is a PR announcement.</li>
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Qualcomm is a great, very profitable firm, with a critical vulnerability: 75% of revenues come from Mobile market. Auto has been growing nicely but that’s 10% of revenue.
Qualcomm has been looking for a large market to diversify into and has been working for 10 years on Server CPU. Not successful so far. 
Qualcomm has 2 AI chips which are in non-mainstream Clouds. Now 2 new chips announced for 2026-27: AI200 AI250. That’s good but what we have yesterday is a PR announcement.


<ul><li>Qualcomm has made headlines once again with its latest strategic move: the acquisition of Arduino, the opensource hardware pioneer boasting a 33 million-strong developer base.</li><li>While financial terms remain undisclosed, the implications of this deal are significant.</li><li>The acquisition aligns with Qualcomm's push into automation, robotics, and the broader AI-enabled device ecosystem.</li></ul>

Qualcomm has made headlines once again with its latest strategic move: the acquisition of Arduino, the opensource hardware pioneer boasting a 33 million-strong developer base.While financial terms remain undisclosed, the implications of this deal are significant.The acquisition aligns with Qualcomm's push into automation, robotics, and the broader AI-enabled device ecosystem.

Qualcomm Just Bought Arduino—Here’s Why It Could Be A $1 Trillion Play!

<ul><li>Qualcomm recently reported its fiscal third-quarter 2025 results, delivering revenues of $10.4 billion and a nonGAAP EPS of $2.77, which were near the high end of guidance.</li><li>The company's chipset business, QCT, recorded revenues of $9 billion, reflecting ongoing growth across automotive, IoT, and handset segments.</li><li>Notably, automotive and IoT revenues increased by 21% and 24% year-over-year, respectively, driven by Qualcomm's strategy to diversify and expand its product offerings beyond mobile handsets.</li></ul>

Qualcomm recently reported its fiscal third-quarter 2025 results, delivering revenues of $10.4 billion and a nonGAAP EPS of $2.77, which were near the high end of guidance.The company's chipset business, QCT, recorded revenues of $9 billion, reflecting ongoing growth across automotive, IoT, and handset segments.Notably, automotive and IoT revenues increased by 21% and 24% year-over-year, respectively, driven by Qualcomm's strategy to diversify and expand its product offerings beyond mobile handsets.

Qualcomm’s Personal AI Revolution—Prepping For A World Beyond Screens?

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QUALCOMM, Inc . manufactures digital wireless communications equipment.  The Company licenses its code division multiple access (CDMA) and orthogonal frequency division multiplexing access intellectual property to other companies, and produces CDMA-based integrated circuits; and produces equipment and software used to track workers and assets; and software for wireless content enablement.

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Qualcomm’s IoT Empire Is Booming — Can Arduino Supercharge Its $14B Vision?

Qualcomm Incorporated's results for the fourth quarter of fiscal 2025 illustrate both the strategic advancements and challenges within its diverse...

Baptista Research

Qualcomm Enters The AI Arena—Is Nvidia’s Reign Ending?

Qualcomm recently reported its fiscal third-quarter 2025 results, delivering revenues of $10.4 billion and a non-GAAP EPS of $2.77, which were...

Baptista Research

Qualcomm’s Weird AI Announcement

Qualcomm's heavy reliance on the mobile market poses a vulnerability, with efforts to diversify into other markets like auto. New AI chips...

Nicolas Baratte

Qualcomm Just Bought Arduino—Here’s Why It Could Be A $1 Trillion Play!

Qualcomm has made headlines once again with its latest strategic move: the acquisition of Arduino, the opensource hardware pioneer boasting a 33...

Baptista Research

Qualcomm’s Personal AI Revolution—Prepping For A World Beyond Screens?

Qualcomm recently reported its fiscal third-quarter 2025 results, delivering revenues of $10.4 billion and a nonGAAP EPS of $2.77, which were near...

Baptista Research

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Qualcomm’s IoT Empire Is Booming — Can Arduino Supercharge Its $14B Vision?

Qualcomm Incorporated's results for the fourth quarter of fiscal 2025 illustrate both the strategic advancements and challenges within its diverse...

Baptista Research

Qualcomm Enters The AI Arena—Is Nvidia’s Reign Ending?

Qualcomm recently reported its fiscal third-quarter 2025 results, delivering revenues of $10.4 billion and a non-GAAP EPS of $2.77, which were...

Baptista Research

Qualcomm’s Weird AI Announcement

​Qualcomm's heavy reliance on the mobile market poses a vulnerability, with efforts to diversify into other markets like auto. New AI chips...

Nicolas Baratte

Qualcomm Just Bought Arduino—Here’s Why It Could Be A $1 Trillion Play!

Qualcomm has made headlines once again with its latest strategic move: the acquisition of Arduino, the opensource hardware pioneer boasting a 33...

Baptista Research

Qualcomm’s Personal AI Revolution—Prepping For A World Beyond Screens?

Qualcomm recently reported its fiscal third-quarter 2025 results, delivering revenues of $10.4 billion and a nonGAAP EPS of $2.77, which were near...

Baptista Research

Qualcomm's heavy reliance on the mobile market poses a vulnerability, with efforts to diversify into other markets like auto. New AI chips...