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26 Jul 2026, 17:15 UTC · 2h ago
Here's Why Qualcomm Is Still Overlooked vs. Nvidia and Intel
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26 Jul 2026, 17:15 UTC · 2h ago
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Qualcomm targets more than doubling its revenue to $100 billion by 2029 with earnings per share exceeding $18. — Aggressive long-term financial targets for growth and profitability typically drive significant upward valuation adjustments if credible.
+0.80Qualcomm signed a long-term agreement with Meta Platforms to supply Dragonfly C1000 CPUs for production starting in 2028. — A major partnership with a hyperscaler validates the company's data center strategy and provides a concrete future revenue stream.
+0.60Qualcomm's non-handset revenue segments grew 20% combined, with automotive revenue specifically increasing 38% year-over-year. — Proof of successful diversification away from the volatile handset market reduces risk and expands the total addressable market.
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First-quarter total revenue fell 3% to $10.6 billion and adjusted earnings fell 7% to $2.65 due to weak handset demand. — Short-term headwinds in the core mobile business act as a drag on current stock performance.
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Despite short-term handset weakness, the author views it as a compelling buy due to strong non-handset growth and a clear path to $100 billion in revenue.
Noted as having nearly tripled in value due to high demand for data center chips.
Mentioned as a market leader with significant year-to-date gains and wide deployment of GPUs in data centers.
Signed a long-term agreement to supply CPUs, validating the market opportunity for AI infrastructure.
[b_to_a] Meta Platforms is a customer that signed a long-term agreement for Qualcomm CPUs.
[a_to_b] Qualcomm signed a long-term agreement to supply Dragonfly C1000 CPUs to Meta Platforms.
[mutual] Qualcomm's transition to data center infrastructure puts it in competition with Nvidia's GPUs.
[mutual] Qualcomm is positioned as a competitor to Intel in the data center chip market.
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