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Digitimes November 4, 2026 By DIGITIMES negative

Qualcomm's September-quarter revenue falls 8% as handset slump outweighs automotive gains

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Qualcomm's fiscal fourth quarter showed a company whose growth now comes almost entirely from outside the smartphone, but not yet at a scale that can offset a shrinking handset business. Revenue fell 8% from a year earlier to US$10.3 billion for the three months ended September 27, according to the company's November 4 earnings release, as a memory-driven downturn in phone demand weighed on its largest product line while automotive chips grew sharply.
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