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Qualcomm discusses shift to 'systems race' in AI semiconductor industry

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Qualcomm participated in an event in Palo Alto on October 30, 2026. During the event, industry experts discussed trends in the AI semiconductor industry, noting a major shift away from competing solely on individual chip performance. Instead, performance, cost, and reliability are now determined across the entire package, rack, and supply chain, not just within a single die. The event covered topics including advanced packaging, strategic sourcing, and optical interconnects.

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The industry is moving toward treating the AI system as the new chip, meaning that packaging, connectivity, yield, and sourcing now shape chip design from the beginning. This shift requires companies to coordinate across the entire hardware and supply chain ecosystem to manage increasing complexity and shorten development cycles.

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  • QualcommParticipated in the event and provided insights on AI semiconductor trends

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