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‼️Citrini: The market is underestimating Qualcomm’s long-term potential in the AI infrastructure market
Research firm Citrini Research believes Wall Street may be underestimating Qualcomm’s long-term potential in the AI infrastructure market. The firm points out that Qualcomm is actively positioning itself in AI data centers, supported by its new High Bandwidth Compute (HBC) architecture, strategic M&A, and support for major cloud customers. In the future, it could become an important competitor in AI infrastructure. Citrini says the market is still overly focused on Qualcomm’s short-term earnings performance, while what truly deserves attention is its long-term development in 2028 to 2029. Although Qualcomm’s AI data center business is still at an early stage—its AI200 systems will begin rolling out this year, and large-scale deployments by hyperscalers are expected to take place in the latter part of this decade—what the semiconductor industry tends to reflect is the profitability potential over the next few years, not the next quarter’s earnings report. Therefore, 2028 to 2029 is where the evaluation should focus.
‼️Citrini: The market is underestimating Qualcomm’s long-term potential in the AI infrastructure market
Research firm Citrini Research believes Wall Street may be underestimating Qualcomm’s long-term potential in the AI infrastructure market. The firm points out that Qualcomm is actively positioning itself in AI data centers, supported by its new High Bandwidth Compute (HBC) architecture, strategic M&A, and support for major cloud customers. In the future, it could become an important competitor in AI infrastructure. Citrini says the market is still overly focused on Qualcomm’s short-term earnings performance, while what truly deserves attention is its long-term development in 2028 to 2029. Although Qualcomm’s AI data center business is still at an early stage—its AI200 systems will begin rolling out this year, and large-scale deployments by hyperscalers are expected to take place in the latter part of this decade—what the semiconductor industry tends to reflect is the profitability potential over the next few years, not the next quarter’s earnings report. Therefore, 2028 to 2029 is where the evaluation should focus.