Qualcomm, a Publicly Owned company headquartered in the US, was founded in 1985 and employs approximately 45,440 individuals. The company specializes in connectivity infrastructure, creating semiconductors, software, and services related to wireless technology.
On March 22, 2026, Qualcomm co-hosted the 2026 AMCHAM Korea Board Inauguration Ceremony with the American Chamber of Commerce in Korea, where it showcased advanced AI experiences. Previously, on March 21, Qualcomm announced plans to address surging memory prices by diversifying and optimizing its system-on-chip (SoC) portfolio, aiming to ease cost pressures for device manufacturers. Also on March 21, the company highlighted Samsung Electronics Co.'s Galaxy smartphones as the culmination of a three-decade partnership, signaling broader "one-team" cooperation across artificial intelligence (AI) devices, semiconductor foundry, and robotics. This followed an earlier March 21 statement that Qualcomm and Samsung are deepening their long-standing partnership beyond a traditional supplier relationship, working to design the core intelligence of modern smartphones to lead the next wave of on-device AI.
Qualcomm offers 2 products in the telecoms tech and media tech industries. Qualcomm's product portfolio comprises of broadband and VAS software and connectivity infrastructure.
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Qualcomm's customers primarily consist of consumer electronics, semiconductor Manufacturing and telecoms companies. Examples of Qualcomm's customers include Apple, TSMC and EE. Qualcomm has commercial and technical partners like Jio, Viettel and Mercedes-Benz. Examples of Qualcomm's suppliers include Adobe, Ant Media and Qualtrics.
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