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Sign InQualcomm has announced a massive $20 billion share repurchase program to bolster shareholder value during its ongoing strategic pivot. The company is actively diversifying its revenue streams away from smartphones toward high-growth sectors like automotive, which saw 15% growth, and data centers. This revenue stability is underpinned by a dual business model combining equipment and chipset sales (QCT) with a robust licensing business (QTL). Beyond automotive, Qualcomm identifies 5G and AI technologies as primary growth drivers for the coming years. Despite these strong operational fundamentals, the company's shares recently experienced a dip on NASDAQ amid broader market volatility. Investors also remain cautious regarding Apple's potential transition to in-house modems after 2026. Nevertheless, the substantial buyback initiative and expansion into new tech segments continue to provide a solid floor for the stock.