Qualcomm is a fabless semiconductor company. Its primary division, QTI (Qualcomm Technologies, Inc.) designs high-performance, low-power chip designs for mobile devices, PCs, XR, automotive, embedded, wearable, robotics, connectivity, and AI use cases. Qualcomm's brands include Snapdragon systems-on-chip, FastConnect Wi-Fi and Bluetooth systems, and Qualcomm-branded 5G, 4G, and IOT equipment. The company is currently pursuing the integration of on-device generative AI into all of its product lines. Qualcomm's licensing division, QTL (Qualcomm Technology Licensing) manages the company's large intellectual property portfolio, which includes key patents involved in 3G, 4G, 5G and other technologies....
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