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A memory chip shortage, fueled by AI demand, is cutting smartphone production and lowering Qualcomm’s 2026 revenue forecast.
A global shortage of memory chips, driven by surging demand for AI data centers, is disrupting smartphone production and reducing demand for Qualcomm’s mobile processors, leading the company to lower its Q2 2026 revenue forecast to $10.2–11.0 billion, below expectations.
The supply constraints, affecting DRAM and high-bandwidth memory, are causing Chinese OEMs to cut build plans and inventory, pressuring handset sales despite strong demand for premium devices.
Qualcomm’s shares dropped over 9% after hours, reflecting investor concern, though the company maintains confidence in its long-term AI and automotive growth, with new AI chips expected in late 2026.
Analysts project a 7% decline in advanced smartphone chip shipments in 2026 due to rising memory costs and supply limitations.
Una escasez de chips de memoria, impulsada por la demanda de IA, está reduciendo la producción de teléfonos inteligentes y reduciendo el pronóstico de ingresos de Qualcomm para 2026.