Qualcomm CEO Amon: Qualcomm's potential market size will reach $900 billions by 2030

金十2026/03/19 08:47

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Golden Ten Data reported on March 19 that at the shareholders' meeting, the president and CEO of a certain exchange, An Meng, stated that the potential market size (TAM) of the exchange is expected to reach 900 billions USD by 2030. The company is steadily moving towards its performance target for fiscal year 2029, aiming for a combined revenue of 22 billions USD from QCT automotive and IoT businesses. In the field of smart glasses and other smart wearable devices, more than 40 terminals based on the Snapdragon platform have already been mass-produced or are under development, with smart glasses expected to become the largest category among them. The exchange is also investing in next-generation wireless technologies such as Wi-Fi 8, with consumer-grade terminals expected to be launched as early as the summer of 2026.

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