Movement Alert|Qualcomm Rises 3.38% in Regular Trading, Rebounding After Sharp Selloff on NVIDIA PC Chip Entry

Market Focus06-02 22:38

On June 2, Qualcomm rose 3.38% in regular trading, trading at $236.5/share, with trading volume of approximately $11.54 billion. The stock rebounded after falling over 7% in the prior session when NVIDIA formally announced its entry into the PC processor market.

On June 1, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang unveiled the RTX Spark superchip featuring a custom 20-core Arm CPU (N1X) co-developed with MediaTek on TSMC 3nm process, directly challenging Qualcomm's Snapdragon X series in the Windows on Arm segment. However, multiple analysts noted that NVIDIA's entry could indirectly benefit Qualcomm by driving broader developer adoption of the Windows on Arm ecosystem. Industry analyst Carolina Milanesi stated that NVIDIA's participation may push more developers to invest in the Arm platform, helping the overall ecosystem mature and allowing Qualcomm to benefit alongside.

Additionally, Qualcomm's recently announced AI ASIC chip partnership with ByteDance — involving millions of custom inference chips for AI data centers — continues to underpin the company's diversification narrative beyond mobile into cloud infrastructure.

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