Qualcomm's CEO doesn't seem to be worried about losing one of its biggest customers as Apple shifts to in-house modems like ...

After over 15 years powering iPhones with its modem chips, Qualcomm appears to be preparing for life beyond Apple. Speaking ...

Apparently, Apple was in talks with Samsung to use their modems in the iPhone, until a Samsung executive, Jung Hyun Ho, ...

As Apple continues to make moves to break away from long-time modem supplier Qualcomm, the San Diego-based chipmaker's CEO says he is already looking ...

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A study commissioned by Qualcomm Inc. found that its modem chips worked better than a rival component developed by Apple Inc.

Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon said the company is already planning as if the iPhone maker will fully move to its own in-house modem.

Qualcomm commissioned an independent study that revealed, to no one's surprise, that its chips outperform Apple's 5G modem.

A new Qualcomm-funded study claims Android phones with Snapdragon modems outperform the iPhone 16e C1 modem, and the ...

Apple's first real effort to cut ties with Qualcomm's modem dominance appears to have stumbled out of the gate. Qualcomm ...

The Indian government has issued a high-severity warning about critical vulnerabilities in Qualcomm chips found in many ...

Apple’s C1 modem launched earlier this year as a competitor to Qualcomm, but a new study—paid for by Qualcomm—says it fall ...