Qualcomm rises on smartphone rebound hopes, data-center chip push - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMixwFBVV95cUxOZGpONE1haEd0UUVsM194YnJ2amVZckQ4MFRuWnh3VndVRG5KWTc5QXlMS016bmJDZUV3b1NZV0tTZ2dpRG9rOFJXaUs0VlMwLUFYSE1Bc1M4M0xGUlQ2R3F5U2dtd1RRM2ZIcXdhSVUwS2kxMnZXM01pbk1NLW1oZ3ZkeFFzV0h0Rk94SkNtQjZCbEVsTHBJaF9uV2FVNWhXOVp2Uy1KZVUxTmhwdmxvRzcyYnpzdkVJU2phRUhJQW5jNGZhTjVv?oc=5" target="_blank">Qualcomm rises on smartphone rebound hopes, data-center chip push</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Qualcomm forecasts lower third-quarter earnings but anticipates a smartphone market rebound and is entering the data center market with new products, leading to a 15% rise in shares.

Qualcomm forecasts lower third-quarter earnings but anticipates a smartphone market rebound and is entering the data center market with new products, leading to a 15% rise in shares.

Qualcomm forecasts lower third-quarter earnings but anticipates a smartphone market rebound and is entering the data center market with new products, leading to a 15% rise in shares.

Qualcomm forecasts lower third-quarter earnings but anticipates a smartphone market rebound and is entering the data center market with new products, leading to a 15% rise in shares.

Qualcomm reported quarterly earnings that beat Wall Street estimates and announced a major sale of AI chips, prompting its stock to jump nearly 17% in after-hours trading.