Qualcomm

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Apple, Alcatel, BlackBerry, Google, HTC, Huawei, LG, Microsoft, Motorola, Samsung, Sony, Lenovo, Xaiomi, ZTE, Vivo, Oppo, Meizu, and ASUS are some of the major smartphone brands that use Qualcomm's processors in their devices. Qualcomm also provides various chips and technologies for wireless and wired communications, including 5G technology, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth. Apart from smartphones, Qualcomm's chips are also used in tablets, laptops, automotive systems, and smart home devices.
In addition, Qualcomm offers various software solutions for mobile devices, including secure bootloader and device security, mobile device management, mobile payment security, and wireless charging. The company also provides services such as technical support, training, and consulting for its products.
Qualcomm also has a significant presence in the Internet of Things (IoT) market, offering a range of products and services for smart homes, smart cities, and industrial applications. These include connectivity solutions, processors, and software platforms for IoT devices, as well as cloud-based services for managing and analyzing data from these devices.
In the automotive industry, Qualcomm provides chips and software for in-vehicle communication, entertainment, and safety systems. The company's technologies also support the development of autonomous vehicles.
Additionally, Qualcomm offers a variety of audio and video solutions for immersive experiences, such as 3D audio, augmented and virtual reality, and ultra-high-definition displays.
Finally, Qualcomm has a significant patent portfolio for mobile and wireless technologies, which generates a significant portion of the company's revenue through patent licensing agreements.