Qualcomm raised Snapdragon chip prices by double digits from September 1, 2026, citing TSMC costs and a memory shortage hitting wearables and startups

Qualcomm’s first data center silicon is validating in a lab, and Meta and Microsoft have signed on. Yet the stock still trades near 18x forward earnings, as if none of it will convert. A late-August fireside chat suggests the market is underwriting the wrong risk.

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Qualcomm (NASDAQ:QCOM) stays in focus during the Labor Day pause as current Technology Stocks themes shape attention before U.S. trading resumes.

Qualcomm confirms double-digit chip price hikes from Sept 1, 2026, as it launches the Snapdragon X2 Elite Horizon Ultra AI PC with HUMAIN.

At the close on September 4, 2026, Qualcomm stock ended the Nasdaq session with a small percent adva

Surprise! Here's the new POCO F9 Pro! I took it with me for the past week or so and tested it thoroughly to bring you this review video. This phone is actually quite unexpected. The POCO F8 series was launched and it became one of the earlier Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 phones in the market while maintaining a rather low price point. The POCO F9 series though... is still using the same generation of chipset, but with a twist.

El director ejecutivo, Cristiano Amon, dijo que los futuros sistemas de inteligencia artificial requerirán "millones de millones" de tokens, al tiempo que destacó las oportunidades en robótica, inteligencia artificial automotriz y redes 6G nativas de inteligencia artificial.

Ultrahuman’s $70 million financing brings Qualcomm into its push to make smart rings control apps, devices, and AI, with key capabilities still unproven.

A new Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro live die leak reveals a massive SoC featuring an advanced heatsink solution designed to cool the DRAM efficiently

Qualcomm has underperformed the semiconductor sector with only a 16% return over five years compared to SOXX's 227%, mainly due to its reliance on handsets. However, the company is aggressively diversifying into AI, automotive, and robotics, aiming for $40 billion in non-handset revenue and over $18 EPS by fiscal year 2029. Investors should expect challenges in 2026-2027, including loss of Apple revenue and margin pressures, but growth is projected to resume in 2028 driven by wins with hyperscalers and AI accelerators. The stock is rated a 'Strong Buy' with a $360 per share target for FY 2029.