Qualcomm designs the Snapdragon processors and modems inside most premium Android phones, and increasingly automotive and PC silicon — all fabricated by outside foundries.
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Qualcomm relies on suppliers such as TSMC, GlobalFoundries, Amkor Technology and Murata Manufacturing, and sells to Samsung Electronics, Xiaomi and Apple. The map below covers all 12 companies in its supply chain, sorted into end customers, manufacturers, materials and equipment, with a live stock ticker for each listed company.
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Qualcomm's supply chain concentrates 1 dependency in a single company or jurisdiction — disruption to any of these could ripple through Qualcomm's production or sales.
Xiaomi
This company operates under Chinese jurisdiction or Chinese ownership. Export controls or geopolitical tensions could disrupt supply overnight.
MediaTek
Its Dimensity line competes head-on with Snapdragon across Android tiers.
Broadcom
Overlaps in wireless connectivity and RF front-end components.
Apple
Its in-house silicon and modem program removes Qualcomm content per device.
Samsung Electronics
Exynos SoCs compete for the same flagship Android sockets.
Companies in Qualcomm's supply chain that we've also mapped — open their full chains:
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