What Is Going on With Qualcomm Stock on Friday?
Qualcomm stock surged following new Snapdragon 8 Elite chip rollouts, an extended global patent agreement with Apple, and strong growth in on-device AI capabilities.
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Consumer Tech (Aug. 24-28): Nvidia Q2 Earnings, Salesforce Rally, Trump Tariff Fears Rise & More
Nvidia, Salesforce and CrowdStrike lead a busy tech week as AI demand, chip shortages, tariffs, Apple, SpaceX and semiconductor stocks drive markets.
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