Smartphone market at 14-year low: Chip giant's phone revenues melt by 26 percent
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Qualcomm’s smartphone chip revenue fell 26% in the latest quarter as global handset shipments dropped to the lowest third-quarter level in 14 years. The decline underscores how rising memory costs are squeezing both device makers and consumers, weighing on demand across the smartphone supply chain. Investors will watch whether handset shipments and memory pricing stabilize in coming quarters, and whether Qualcomm’s diversification efforts can offset weaker phone-chip sales.
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