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Qualcomm develops and licenses wireless technology and designs chips for smartphones. The company's key patents revolve around CDMA and OFDMA technologies, which are standards in wireless communications that are the backbone of all 3G, 4G, and 5G networks. Qualcomm's IP is licensed by virtually all wireless device makers. The firm is also the world's largest wireless chip vendor, supplying nearly every premier handset maker with leading-edge processors. Qualcomm also sells RF-front end modules into smartphones, as well as chips into automotive and Internet of Things markets.www.qualcomm.com

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Nov 1, 2026

Alex Zaharov-ReuttGUEST
22:38
We'll talk about it on the show.
Alex Zaharov-ReuttGUEST
22:39
And it will have the Snapdragon Qualcomm X Elite and the X Plus.
Alex Zaharov-ReuttGUEST
22:43
And these two chips... are their answer to Apple's M series chips.
Alex Zaharov-ReuttGUEST
22:48
And they've come effectively five years after the M1 was released in 2020.
Alex Zaharov-ReuttGUEST
22:53
Now, one interesting point, Qualcomm said its chip can do 45 tops.
Alex Zaharov-ReuttGUEST
22:57
That's trillion operations per second.
Alex Zaharov-ReuttGUEST
22:59
And Apple only said it can do 38 tops.
Alex Zaharov-ReuttGUEST
23:09
And interestingly, AMD's chip does 39.
Dave PackerHOST
0:36
And corporate earnings continue this week.
Dave PackerHOST
0:39
Apple, AMD and Qualcomm among the major companies reporting results.
Dave PackerHOST
0:43
Investors looking for signs that massive investments in AI are actually generating profits.
Dave PackerHOST
0:48
But Friday's jobs report will be the week's main event.
Mistress CarrieGUEST
31:27
And then we brought a bunch of gas with us so that we would have power not only for the air conditioning, but we also were like, we're going to need to charge all the batteries.
Mistress CarrieGUEST
31:34
Our cell phone, my giant Qualcomm.
Mistress CarrieGUEST
31:36
Right.
Mistress CarrieGUEST
31:38
The retractable antenna.

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Mistress CarrieGUEST
51:29
Like, why do you want to see him again? Exactly.
Mistress CarrieGUEST
51:31
You just were starting to see all of this stuff.
Mistress CarrieGUEST
51:34
And the other thing is they built a wall around 99, a giant plywood wall that was like 12 feet tall.
Mistress CarrieGUEST
51:43
And it was painted with like, I have a piece of it.
Alex Wissner-GrossGUEST
42:04
It was a glorious five minutes.
ParzivalHOST
42:05
Anduril and Qualcomm just announced Blue Chip, a line of hardened American-made computers.
ParzivalHOST
42:10
The first is a rugged laptop for soldiers and first responders.
ParzivalHOST
42:13
It runs on a Snapdragon chip made at TSMC's plant in Arizona.
Christopher UhlHOST
2:11
So like I say, there was a lot of constructive things going on, but because the market, the SPY is market cap weighted.
Christopher UhlHOST
2:19
When you have big, nasty falls, like NVIDIA down 5%, Micron down 7%, AMD down 12%, Intel down 30%, Qualcomm down 12% right now, Google down 2%.
Christopher UhlHOST
2:36
The bigger these names are on here, the more of a pull they're going to have on the market.
Christopher UhlHOST
2:41
Jeepers creepers, are they pulling it down hard today? The NASDAQ is down over 4% at the time of this recording right now.
Henry JenningsHOST
2:25
Broadcom 5.5%.
Henry JenningsHOST
2:25
Qualcomm fell 11.1%.
Henry JenningsHOST
2:26
AMD down 10.9%.
Henry JenningsHOST
2:27
And Intel... 28.6% down.
Mark GardnerHOST
5:27
I'll have to go to the next slide for that one.
Mark GardnerHOST
5:30
Qualcomm, Uber, AMD and Apple, Palantir.
Mark GardnerHOST
5:36
um will be tuesday morning as well so um but look we went through this on friday we did the hyperscale of cash burn uh and those names there obviously being the worst ones and uh you know the man the boys they're burning some cash on behalf of um on behalf of the uh the hyperscalers for them in the data center there but uh yeah so pretty big week really we've and we've got payrolls on friday night as well um it won't really matter i wouldn't imagine uh i think the the midterm election is really the big thing they're saying that it could because of the postal votes and things and trump's uh pension for well basically um yeah basically for um legal action around this stuff um that we won't get a result until later uh but yeah that i mean we got 63k for for forecasts for uh for payrolls and not good um futures is only four points lower in on the asx despite uh bhp and rio we're down 3.2 and 1.7 And the gold miners will probably get smacked up today as well as the silver miners, as you can sort of see, down three, down five, down three.
Mark GardnerHOST
7:00
As I say, I'm not entirely sure why.
Sweta MehtaHOST
12:50
Tuesday, we have earnings from Arista, Shopify, Pfizer, Booking.
Sweta MehtaHOST
12:57
Wednesday, it would be MACD, Arm Holdings, Qualcomm, Uber.
Sweta MehtaHOST
13:03
and snap and on thursday it would be abnb plus bank of england's interest rate decision friday we have earnings from moderna we will have october job report economists have expected 65 000 job addition for the month Plus, for the whole week, we would be watching out for any news on IPO from Anthropic.
Sweta MehtaHOST
13:26
That's all for this week's 108 Wealth Weekly Market Wrap.
Richard MoglenHOST
69:06
It's
Ted ZhangGUEST
69:06
more than the Qualcomm move in a shorter period of time.
Ted ZhangGUEST
69:09
But anyways, if you missed this part, the first base was awesome.
Ted ZhangGUEST
69:14
Even the second base is fine.
Anshel SagHOST
17:11
So I think they will be able to iterate their way there, but having a 6G modem means that they want to be competitive.
Anshel SagHOST
17:18
Qualcomm and Samsung and everybody else who's in the space.
Anshel SagHOST
17:22
And I think that will resolve itself pretty quickly.
Anshel SagHOST
17:25
And I think there will be, I think 6G will push for more integrations of cellular and Apple will have maybe even some IP to share so they can maybe cross license and maybe even save money on licensing deals like they can have with Qualcomm.
Mike DanoHOST
17:42
It's funny, this stuff takes a long time to develop these kinds of expertise.
Mike DanoHOST
17:46
This is really complicated stuff.
Mike DanoHOST
17:47
So I actually remember back when I was a reporter, I called you to get a comment about Apple developing its own chipset technology.
Mike DanoHOST
17:56
This was back when Verizon or Apple exclusively used Qualcomm.

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