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Qualcomm's Near-Term Visibility 'Cloudy' As ASIC Ramp, Apple Roll-Off Weigh on Margins

BenzingaJul 30, 2026, 4:04 PMPriya Nigam

Shares of QCOM tanked after Q3 results. Revenue beat, but earnings miss. Margin guidance misses expectations. Analysts adjust price targets.

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