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QCOM: Data center and non-handset growth lead FY27 plans as memory pressures persist

The article says Qualcomm reported Q4 FY26 revenue of $10.4 billion and expects FY27 growth to be increasingly driven by data center, Automotive and IoT. Its guidance includes a $5 billion FY27 data center target, while memory pressures and data center mix weigh on its handset and gross-margin outlook.

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The article says Qualcomm reported Q4 FY26 revenue of $10.4 billion and expects FY27 growth to be increasingly driven by data center, Automotive and IoT. Its guidance includes a $5 billion FY27 data center target, while memory pressures and data center mix weigh on its handset and gross-margin outlook.

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Global impact / market context

A larger data center business could add revenue beyond handset sales, while memory costs and a changing mix of sales may constrain handset prospects and gross profit per sale. Whether the target is reached therefore matters to the balance of growth and profitability.

Analyst inference

The stated plan combines expansion in data center, Automotive and IoT with continuing pressure from memory costs and sales mix. For investors, this points to a transition in growth sources, but the article provides no details on target timing beyond FY27 or expected profit contribution.

Analyst inference

What to watch

  1. Watch for updates on progress toward the $5 billion FY27 data center target, including whether the company reports revenue growth that supports the stated goal. Analyst inference
  2. Track future guidance on memory pressures and gross-margin outlook, since higher memory costs or an unfavorable sales mix could reduce profit per sale. Analyst inference
  3. Observe whether FY27 growth increasingly comes from data center, Automotive and IoT, as described, rather than relying mainly on handset sales. Analyst inference

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