Qualcomm Inc (QCOM) 51.94 $QCOM
Here's All the Tech You Might Not Find in Samsung's Galaxy S7
Chris Neiger, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Sat Nov 14, 11:00AM CST
Last year, Samsung deviated from its usual plan when it switched from using Qualcomm 's Snapdragon mobile processors to to using its own Exynos for the Galaxy S6 phone. The change came because the Snapdragon 810 processor ran too hot in...
QCOM: 51.94 (-0.64)
QUALCOMM Set to Possibly Rebound After Yesterday's Selloff of 1.22%
Comtex SmarTrend(R) - Fri Nov 13, 4:25PM CST
QUALCOMM (NASDAQ:QCOM) traded in a range yesterday that spanned from a low of $51.82 to a high of $52.75. Yesterday, the shares fell 1.2%, which took the trading range below the 3-day low of $51.95 on volume of 10.4 million shares. Often times after large one-day declines, short-term traders may play for some degree of mean reversion.
QCOM: 51.94 (-0.64)
Samsung Threatens Qualcomm, Inc. With the Exynos 8890
Ashraf Eassa, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Fri Nov 13, 8:35AM CST
Shortly after Qualcomm announced its next--generation Snapdragon 820 applications processor, Samsung went ahead and announced its next high-end applications processor known as the Exynos 8890. The 8890 is interesting for a couple of a...
ARMH: 46.95 (-0.63), QCOM: 51.94 (-0.64)
Intel Corp.’s XMM 7360 Will Probably Do Very Poorly in the Marketplace
Ashraf Eassa, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Thu Nov 12, 2:35PM CST
About a year ago, Intel announced its next generation stand-alone cellular modem known as the XMM 7360. At the time, the modem seemed as though it had the right specifications to go toe-to-toe with Qualcomm 's then-upcoming MDM9x45. Since...
QCOM: 51.94 (-0.64), INTC: 32.11 (-0.29), AAPL: 112.34 (-3.38)
There’s Nothing Wrong With Qualcomm Inc.’s Buybacks
Ashraf Eassa, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Thu Nov 12, 8:36AM CST
My fellow Foolish colleague Leo Sun recently penned an interesting article arguing that Qualcomm 's share repurchases "enrich executives at the expense of its shareholders." He points out that a significant portion of Qualcomm's share repurchase...
QCOM: 51.94 (-0.64), INTC: 32.11 (-0.29), AAPL: 112.34 (-3.38)
Kevin Hunter, Gimbal Co-Founder, Joins inMarket as President
PR Newswire - Thu Nov 12, 7:45AM CST
inMarket, the world's largest beacon proximity and location intelligence platform, today announces the hiring of mobile visionary Kevin Hunter as President, effective immediately. In this role, he'll lead multiple departments including strategic partnerships, business development, and product.
QCOM: 51.94 (-0.64)
CASBAA Announces Thirteen-Strong Board of Directors
JCN Newswire - Thu Nov 12, 5:50AM CST
Since its inception in 1991, CASBAA has welcomed an ever-growing group of members, showcasing the diverse industries and areas that make up Asia Pacific Broadcasting. Now, following its AGM on 29 October, CASBAA has announced its most extensive group of Directors to date, with many of the regional industry's leading players represented.
QCOM: 51.94 (-0.64)
New Radio Technologies for Mobile Networks - Key Pieces of the 4G+/5G puzzle
M2 - Thu Nov 12, 4:26AM CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/hmmj4m/new_radio) has announced the addition of the "New Radio Technologies for Mobile Networks" report to their offering. This study examines the key radio technologies for mobile networks in the five years to come. 4G evolutions and 5G networks will integrate the major technological innovations described in this report and will allow the use of mobile technologies in unlicensed frequency bands and the support of a huge number of machines with optimised characteristics such as power consumption or reduced device cost. Improvements in carrier aggregation support will enable mobile operators to fully exploit their spectrum asset and to provide higher data rates to their customers while expanding their network capacity. Improvements in antenna systems will enable higher spectrum efficiency, reduced interferences and operation of mobile systems in frequency bands above 6 GHz. In the longer term, innovations in 3GPP Release 14 will focus on latency reduction, use of unlicensed spectrum by mobile networks, massive Multiple-Input Multiple-Output (MIMO) antenna use, active antenna systems and indoor positioning. Further Releases will pave the way for 5G with use of spectrum above 6 GHz, improvements in signalling and control, work on new modulation schemes, 3D massive MIMO, cognitive radios and ultra-dense HetNets. Key Topics Covered: 1. Executive Summary 2. Methodology & definitions 3. Radio access network (RAN) evolution in mobile networks 4. New features in 3GPP Release 13 5. What will 3GPP Release 14 be about? 6. The long road ahead to 5G Companies Mentioned Operators - China Mobile - China Unicom - Deutsche Telekom - KT - LGU - NTT DOCOMO - Telecom Italia - TeliaSonera - T-Mobile USA - Verizon Wireless Vendors - Alcatel - Cassidian - Ericsson - Hitachi - Huawei - InterDigital - Motorola - Nokia - Qualcomm - Samsung - Sequans For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/hmmj4m/new_radio
QCOM: 51.94 (-0.64), DCM: 19.51 (-0.31), VZ: 44.23 (-0.60), NOK: 7.14 (-0.14)
Mobile Video: Issues for Ecosystem Players & Potential 2025 Scenarios
M2 - Thu Nov 12, 4:26AM CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/7zj4xd/mobile_video) has announced the addition of the "Mobile Video: Issues for Ecosystem Players & Potential 2025 Scenarios" report to their offering. The mobile video market is fairly unstructured, and includes a wide variety of service offerings and business models yet to be consolidated. In addition, ongoing technological advances need to be validated to establish development of the market. However, there is strong potential for market growth given the current acceleration in mobile video consumption. Which players will benefit the most remains to be seen. This report presents the key technologies under development,current issues and both the existing and potential future ecosystems. Three scenarios for 2025 are presented, which aim to anticipate the scope of the market and potential winners in 10 years. Slideshow Contents: Structure of the mobile video market - Mobile gives rise to personalised consumption - The impact on traffic of soaring video consumption on mobile networks - Many challenges in the distribution chain - Regulatory challenges Services and operators - Does broadcast still have a role to play? - LTE operators, adaptations of existing services rather than specific services - Is hybridisation a solution? - OTT video services central to the market - Multi-platform distribution of 'TV' programming Business models and strategic positioning - Premium content will remain subscription drivers - Advertising and sponsorship: big potential - Beyond charging for services, added 'network' value for operators - SWOT analysis: mobile operators - SWOT analysis: terrestrial broadcast operators - SWOT analysis: media groups and OTT video services - SWOT analysis: OTT platforms Scenarios for mobile video distribution by 2025 - Potential scenarios for mobile video distribution by 2025 - Conditions necessary for fruition of 2025 scenarios Key Topics Covered: 1. Executive Summary 2. Methodology & definitions 3. Structure of the mobile video market 4. Recent mobile video and TV developments 5. Business models and strategic positioning 6. Potential scenarios for mobile video distribution by 2025 Companies Mentioned - AT&T - Akamai - Broadcom - Broadpeak - CD Networks - Dailymotion - Ericsson - Everything Everywhere - Facebook - France T?l?visions - KDDI - KT - LGU - MLB - Netflix - Nokia - NTT DOCOMO - Qualcomm - Samsung - Siano - SK Telecom - Sky TV - Sony - Swisscom - TDF - Twitch - Verizon - YouTube For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/7z...bile_video
QCOM: 51.94 (-0.64), DCM: 19.51 (-0.31), NOK: 7.14 (-0.14)
Small Cells & Wifi Offloading Market Study 2015: Now Mainstream for MNOs
M2 - Thu Nov 12, 4:24AM CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/kdzz9l/small_cells_and) has announced the addition of the "Small Cells & Wifi Offloading: Now Mainstream for MNOs" report to their offering. As mobile data proliferates so too does the demand for capacity and coverage. Many options exist to cope with data surge. Small cell deployment and Wifi offloading are the main ones. Small cells give the opportunity to come closer to the user and to offer a better coverage, indoors or outdoors at low cost. Despite remaining technological hurdles, Wifi is a heavily deployed and cost-effective solution promoted by MNOs themselves for offloading, and by alternative players willing to eat into MNO revenues. This report presents the state-of-the art of the small cell and Wifi opportunities to close the gap and highlights strategies at play. It also gives the flavour of future scenarios. Slideshow Contents Introduction - Mobile data traffic is still growing fast around the world Options to support higher capacity in mobile networks - Towards hyper density and emergence of smart cities - Options to increase capacity and coverage (1/2) - Options to increase capacity and coverage (2/2): spectrum options - Small cells deployment (alongside with Wifi) is one of the two main options - Wifi deployment (alongside with small cells) is the second option Player strategies - Selection of mobile players options - Strategies at play in the face-off between cellular and Wifi The small cell market is at last close to take-off - Small cell take-off is likely backed by mobile data surge Key Topics Covered: 1. Executive Summary 2. Methodology & definitions 3. Options to support higher capacity in mobile networks 4. Wifi and Carrier-Wifi role for mobile data traffic offloading 5. Small cells playing a more important role in MNO networks 6. Player strategies 7. Glossary Companies Mentioned MVNOS - Republic Wireless - Scratch Wireless European MNOs - Bouygues Telecom - EE - KPN - T-Mobile - Telef?nica - Vodafone US MNOs - AT&T - Sprint - T-Mobile - US Cellular - Verizon Wireless Asian MNOs - KT - LGU - NTT DOCOMO - PCCW - SingTel - SK Telecom Pure Wifi players - Boingo Infrastructure vendors - Alcatel-Lucent - Apple - Huawei - Qualcomm - Ruckus Wireless - Samsung Street furniture suppliers - JCDecaux - Philips Tower companies - American Tower - Arqiva - Crown Castle - TowerCast OTTs - Facebook Hello - GoogleFi For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/kd..._cells_and
AMT: 96.38 (-0.97), ALU: 3.86 (-0.08), QCOM: 51.94 (-0.64), DCM: 19.51 (-0.31), VOD: 33.31 (-0.27), VZ: 44.23 (-0.60), RKUS: 10.97 (-0.38), USM: 40.32 (-0.02)
Are Apple Inc.'s Mobile CPU Designs No Better Than Qualcomm Inc.'s?
Ashraf Eassa, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Wed Nov 11, 8:30PM CST
Apple's latest iPhones. Image source: Apple. In a recent piece published in the EETimes, chip industry analyst Linley Gwennap was quoted as saying the "performance of the Apple -design[ed] CPU core is very good, but no better than that of [...
ARMH: 46.95 (-0.63), QCOM: 51.94 (-0.64), AAPL: 112.34 (-3.38)
Does Amazon Remind You of Qualcomm?
at The Street - Wed Nov 11, 7:00PM CST
Charts are about 15 years apart, but vaguely similar.
AMZN: 642.35 (-23.25), QCOM: 51.94 (-0.64)
Qualcomm Inc's Buyback Addiction Is Toxic For Investors
Leo Sun, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Wed Nov 11, 4:00PM CST
Ever since interest rates fell near zero during the financial crisis, many companies have become addicted to debt-funded buybacks. One such company is mobile chipmaker Qualcomm , which introduced a $15 billion buyback...
QCOM: 51.94 (-0.64), INTC: 32.11 (-0.29), AAPL: 112.34 (-3.38)
Advertising Technology, Financial Services, Media, Manufacturing, Oil & Gas, Retail, and Other Enterprise Markets for Deep Learning Software and Systems
M2 - Wed Nov 11, 10:11AM CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/sh7q5x/deep_learning_for) has announced the addition of the "Deep Learning for Enterprise Applications" report to their offering. The author forecasts that annual software revenue for enterprise applications of deep learning will increase from $109 million in 2015 to $10.4 billion in 2024. The total market driven by deep learning software investments, including support services and IT hardware investments in addition to direct software spending, will surpass $100 billion in annual revenue during the same timeframe. This report examines the market for deep learning across 15 industry sectors, including 10-year revenue forecasts for the period from 2015 through 2024. The report forecasts software revenue, services revenue, and hardware sales, and provides segmentation by delivery method (cloud, device, and data center) as well as world region. The report also includes profiles of 20 key industry players in the global deep learning market. Key Questions Addressed: - What is the difference between machine learning and deep learning? - How is deep learning being used today in the enterprise environment? - What is the future potential of deep learning in various industry sectors? - What will be the mix of delivery methods for deep learning - cloud vs. device vs. data center? - What is the competitive landscape of deep learning technology companies, and which are best-positioned to succeed in the market? - Which enterprise applications will see the greatest benefits from deep learning? Who Needs this Report? - Enterprise software companies - Semiconductor and component manufacturers - Service providers and systems integrators - End-user organizations deploying deep learning systems - Industry associations - Government agencies - Investor community Key Topics Covered: 1. Executive Summary 2. Market Issues 3. Technology Issues 4. Key Industry Players 5. Market Forecasts 6. Company Directory 7. Acronym and Abbreviation List 8. Table of Contents 9. Table of Charts and Figures 10. Scope of Study, Sources and Methodology, Notes Companies Mentioned - Apple - Baidu - Clarifai - Declara - DigitalGenius - Ersatz Labs - Facebook - Google - H2O.ai - IBM - Intel - MetaMind - Microsoft - Mobileye - NVIDIA - Nervana Systems - Qualcomm - Sentient Technologies - SignalSense - Skymind For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/sh...arning_for
IBM: 131.75 (-1.29), QCOM: 51.94 (-0.64)
Thread Group Launches Product Certification
Business Wire - Wed Nov 11, 8:00AM CST
--OSRAM Joins ARM, Big Ass Fans, Freescale Semiconductor, Nest Labs, Qualcomm, Samsung Electronics, Silicon Labs, Somfy, Tyco and Yale Security on Thread Group Board of Directors
QCOM: 51.94 (-0.64)
Intel Corporation and Qualcomm Inc Meet a Wild-Card Challenger in Drones
Leo Sun, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Wed Nov 11, 7:54AM CST
DJI Innovations , the world's largest consumer drone maker, recently introduced the Manifold, an embedded computer for drones that runs on Ubuntu Linux. The Manifold uses Nvidia 's Tegra K1 quad-core...
AMBA: 50.35 (-2.04), QCOM: 51.94 (-0.64), INTC: 32.11 (-0.29), NVDA: 29.80 (-0.60)
InVisage Launches Industry's Highest Performance Smartphone Camera Sensor Quantum13
Business Wire - Wed Nov 11, 7:00AM CST
InVisage Technologies Inc., the pioneering developer of QuantumFilm(TM) camera sensors, today introduced its inaugural product, the Quantum13 camera sensor. Leveraging the power of advanced nanotechnology found in the company's QuantumFilm platform, the Quantum13 captures images with full tonal ranges in high and low light, and is the first smartphone camera sensor with an electronic global shutter. Today in Beijing, InVisage is showcasing Quantum13-enabled smartphones running on both Qualcomm and Mediatek platforms. Shipments to smartphone vendors will start this quarter.
QCOM: 51.94 (-0.64)
Should Alphabet Inc's Google Challenge Qualcomm Inc In Mobile Chips?
Leo Sun, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Tue Nov 10, 2:50PM CST
Alphabet 's Google is talking to mobile chipmakers about building processors and components based on its own specifications, according to The Information . Those specs reportedly include...
ARMH: 46.95 (-0.63), QCOM: 51.94 (-0.64), TSM: 21.89 (-0.35), GOOGL: 740.07 (-16.46), MSFT: 52.84 (-0.48), GOOG: 717.00 (-14.23), AAPL: 112.34 (-3.38)
Qualcomm Hits Multi-Year Lows: ETFs in Focus
Zacks Equity Research - Zacks Investment Research - Tue Nov 10, 12:02PM CST
The notorious slump in Qualcomm stock is expected to impact the ETFs having significant exposure to the company.
QCOM: 51.94 (-0.64), IGN: 36.45 (-0.63), SOXX: 87.10 (-0.79), SMH: 52.66 (-0.55), AAPL: 112.34 (-3.38)
Here's All the Tech You Might Not Find in Samsung's Galaxy S7
Chris Neiger, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Sat Nov 14, 11:00AM CST
Last year, Samsung deviated from its usual plan when it switched from using Qualcomm 's Snapdragon mobile processors to to using its own Exynos for the Galaxy S6 phone. The change came because the Snapdragon 810 processor ran too hot in...
QCOM: 51.94 (-0.64)
QUALCOMM Set to Possibly Rebound After Yesterday's Selloff of 1.22%
Comtex SmarTrend(R) - Fri Nov 13, 4:25PM CST
QUALCOMM (NASDAQ:QCOM) traded in a range yesterday that spanned from a low of $51.82 to a high of $52.75. Yesterday, the shares fell 1.2%, which took the trading range below the 3-day low of $51.95 on volume of 10.4 million shares. Often times after large one-day declines, short-term traders may play for some degree of mean reversion.
QCOM: 51.94 (-0.64)
Samsung Threatens Qualcomm, Inc. With the Exynos 8890
Ashraf Eassa, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Fri Nov 13, 8:35AM CST
Shortly after Qualcomm announced its next--generation Snapdragon 820 applications processor, Samsung went ahead and announced its next high-end applications processor known as the Exynos 8890. The 8890 is interesting for a couple of a...
ARMH: 46.95 (-0.63), QCOM: 51.94 (-0.64)
Intel Corp.’s XMM 7360 Will Probably Do Very Poorly in the Marketplace
Ashraf Eassa, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Thu Nov 12, 2:35PM CST
About a year ago, Intel announced its next generation stand-alone cellular modem known as the XMM 7360. At the time, the modem seemed as though it had the right specifications to go toe-to-toe with Qualcomm 's then-upcoming MDM9x45. Since...
QCOM: 51.94 (-0.64), INTC: 32.11 (-0.29), AAPL: 112.34 (-3.38)
There’s Nothing Wrong With Qualcomm Inc.’s Buybacks
Ashraf Eassa, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Thu Nov 12, 8:36AM CST
My fellow Foolish colleague Leo Sun recently penned an interesting article arguing that Qualcomm 's share repurchases "enrich executives at the expense of its shareholders." He points out that a significant portion of Qualcomm's share repurchase...
QCOM: 51.94 (-0.64), INTC: 32.11 (-0.29), AAPL: 112.34 (-3.38)
Kevin Hunter, Gimbal Co-Founder, Joins inMarket as President
PR Newswire - Thu Nov 12, 7:45AM CST
inMarket, the world's largest beacon proximity and location intelligence platform, today announces the hiring of mobile visionary Kevin Hunter as President, effective immediately. In this role, he'll lead multiple departments including strategic partnerships, business development, and product.
QCOM: 51.94 (-0.64)
CASBAA Announces Thirteen-Strong Board of Directors
JCN Newswire - Thu Nov 12, 5:50AM CST
Since its inception in 1991, CASBAA has welcomed an ever-growing group of members, showcasing the diverse industries and areas that make up Asia Pacific Broadcasting. Now, following its AGM on 29 October, CASBAA has announced its most extensive group of Directors to date, with many of the regional industry's leading players represented.
QCOM: 51.94 (-0.64)
New Radio Technologies for Mobile Networks - Key Pieces of the 4G+/5G puzzle
M2 - Thu Nov 12, 4:26AM CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/hmmj4m/new_radio) has announced the addition of the "New Radio Technologies for Mobile Networks" report to their offering. This study examines the key radio technologies for mobile networks in the five years to come. 4G evolutions and 5G networks will integrate the major technological innovations described in this report and will allow the use of mobile technologies in unlicensed frequency bands and the support of a huge number of machines with optimised characteristics such as power consumption or reduced device cost. Improvements in carrier aggregation support will enable mobile operators to fully exploit their spectrum asset and to provide higher data rates to their customers while expanding their network capacity. Improvements in antenna systems will enable higher spectrum efficiency, reduced interferences and operation of mobile systems in frequency bands above 6 GHz. In the longer term, innovations in 3GPP Release 14 will focus on latency reduction, use of unlicensed spectrum by mobile networks, massive Multiple-Input Multiple-Output (MIMO) antenna use, active antenna systems and indoor positioning. Further Releases will pave the way for 5G with use of spectrum above 6 GHz, improvements in signalling and control, work on new modulation schemes, 3D massive MIMO, cognitive radios and ultra-dense HetNets. Key Topics Covered: 1. Executive Summary 2. Methodology & definitions 3. Radio access network (RAN) evolution in mobile networks 4. New features in 3GPP Release 13 5. What will 3GPP Release 14 be about? 6. The long road ahead to 5G Companies Mentioned Operators - China Mobile - China Unicom - Deutsche Telekom - KT - LGU - NTT DOCOMO - Telecom Italia - TeliaSonera - T-Mobile USA - Verizon Wireless Vendors - Alcatel - Cassidian - Ericsson - Hitachi - Huawei - InterDigital - Motorola - Nokia - Qualcomm - Samsung - Sequans For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/hmmj4m/new_radio
QCOM: 51.94 (-0.64), DCM: 19.51 (-0.31), VZ: 44.23 (-0.60), NOK: 7.14 (-0.14)
Mobile Video: Issues for Ecosystem Players & Potential 2025 Scenarios
M2 - Thu Nov 12, 4:26AM CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/7zj4xd/mobile_video) has announced the addition of the "Mobile Video: Issues for Ecosystem Players & Potential 2025 Scenarios" report to their offering. The mobile video market is fairly unstructured, and includes a wide variety of service offerings and business models yet to be consolidated. In addition, ongoing technological advances need to be validated to establish development of the market. However, there is strong potential for market growth given the current acceleration in mobile video consumption. Which players will benefit the most remains to be seen. This report presents the key technologies under development,current issues and both the existing and potential future ecosystems. Three scenarios for 2025 are presented, which aim to anticipate the scope of the market and potential winners in 10 years. Slideshow Contents: Structure of the mobile video market - Mobile gives rise to personalised consumption - The impact on traffic of soaring video consumption on mobile networks - Many challenges in the distribution chain - Regulatory challenges Services and operators - Does broadcast still have a role to play? - LTE operators, adaptations of existing services rather than specific services - Is hybridisation a solution? - OTT video services central to the market - Multi-platform distribution of 'TV' programming Business models and strategic positioning - Premium content will remain subscription drivers - Advertising and sponsorship: big potential - Beyond charging for services, added 'network' value for operators - SWOT analysis: mobile operators - SWOT analysis: terrestrial broadcast operators - SWOT analysis: media groups and OTT video services - SWOT analysis: OTT platforms Scenarios for mobile video distribution by 2025 - Potential scenarios for mobile video distribution by 2025 - Conditions necessary for fruition of 2025 scenarios Key Topics Covered: 1. Executive Summary 2. Methodology & definitions 3. Structure of the mobile video market 4. Recent mobile video and TV developments 5. Business models and strategic positioning 6. Potential scenarios for mobile video distribution by 2025 Companies Mentioned - AT&T - Akamai - Broadcom - Broadpeak - CD Networks - Dailymotion - Ericsson - Everything Everywhere - Facebook - France T?l?visions - KDDI - KT - LGU - MLB - Netflix - Nokia - NTT DOCOMO - Qualcomm - Samsung - Siano - SK Telecom - Sky TV - Sony - Swisscom - TDF - Twitch - Verizon - YouTube For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/7z...bile_video
QCOM: 51.94 (-0.64), DCM: 19.51 (-0.31), NOK: 7.14 (-0.14)
Small Cells & Wifi Offloading Market Study 2015: Now Mainstream for MNOs
M2 - Thu Nov 12, 4:24AM CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/kdzz9l/small_cells_and) has announced the addition of the "Small Cells & Wifi Offloading: Now Mainstream for MNOs" report to their offering. As mobile data proliferates so too does the demand for capacity and coverage. Many options exist to cope with data surge. Small cell deployment and Wifi offloading are the main ones. Small cells give the opportunity to come closer to the user and to offer a better coverage, indoors or outdoors at low cost. Despite remaining technological hurdles, Wifi is a heavily deployed and cost-effective solution promoted by MNOs themselves for offloading, and by alternative players willing to eat into MNO revenues. This report presents the state-of-the art of the small cell and Wifi opportunities to close the gap and highlights strategies at play. It also gives the flavour of future scenarios. Slideshow Contents Introduction - Mobile data traffic is still growing fast around the world Options to support higher capacity in mobile networks - Towards hyper density and emergence of smart cities - Options to increase capacity and coverage (1/2) - Options to increase capacity and coverage (2/2): spectrum options - Small cells deployment (alongside with Wifi) is one of the two main options - Wifi deployment (alongside with small cells) is the second option Player strategies - Selection of mobile players options - Strategies at play in the face-off between cellular and Wifi The small cell market is at last close to take-off - Small cell take-off is likely backed by mobile data surge Key Topics Covered: 1. Executive Summary 2. Methodology & definitions 3. Options to support higher capacity in mobile networks 4. Wifi and Carrier-Wifi role for mobile data traffic offloading 5. Small cells playing a more important role in MNO networks 6. Player strategies 7. Glossary Companies Mentioned MVNOS - Republic Wireless - Scratch Wireless European MNOs - Bouygues Telecom - EE - KPN - T-Mobile - Telef?nica - Vodafone US MNOs - AT&T - Sprint - T-Mobile - US Cellular - Verizon Wireless Asian MNOs - KT - LGU - NTT DOCOMO - PCCW - SingTel - SK Telecom Pure Wifi players - Boingo Infrastructure vendors - Alcatel-Lucent - Apple - Huawei - Qualcomm - Ruckus Wireless - Samsung Street furniture suppliers - JCDecaux - Philips Tower companies - American Tower - Arqiva - Crown Castle - TowerCast OTTs - Facebook Hello - GoogleFi For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/kd..._cells_and
AMT: 96.38 (-0.97), ALU: 3.86 (-0.08), QCOM: 51.94 (-0.64), DCM: 19.51 (-0.31), VOD: 33.31 (-0.27), VZ: 44.23 (-0.60), RKUS: 10.97 (-0.38), USM: 40.32 (-0.02)
Are Apple Inc.'s Mobile CPU Designs No Better Than Qualcomm Inc.'s?
Ashraf Eassa, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Wed Nov 11, 8:30PM CST
Apple's latest iPhones. Image source: Apple. In a recent piece published in the EETimes, chip industry analyst Linley Gwennap was quoted as saying the "performance of the Apple -design[ed] CPU core is very good, but no better than that of [...
ARMH: 46.95 (-0.63), QCOM: 51.94 (-0.64), AAPL: 112.34 (-3.38)
Does Amazon Remind You of Qualcomm?
at The Street - Wed Nov 11, 7:00PM CST
Charts are about 15 years apart, but vaguely similar.
AMZN: 642.35 (-23.25), QCOM: 51.94 (-0.64)
Qualcomm Inc's Buyback Addiction Is Toxic For Investors
Leo Sun, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Wed Nov 11, 4:00PM CST
Ever since interest rates fell near zero during the financial crisis, many companies have become addicted to debt-funded buybacks. One such company is mobile chipmaker Qualcomm , which introduced a $15 billion buyback...
QCOM: 51.94 (-0.64), INTC: 32.11 (-0.29), AAPL: 112.34 (-3.38)
Advertising Technology, Financial Services, Media, Manufacturing, Oil & Gas, Retail, and Other Enterprise Markets for Deep Learning Software and Systems
M2 - Wed Nov 11, 10:11AM CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/sh7q5x/deep_learning_for) has announced the addition of the "Deep Learning for Enterprise Applications" report to their offering. The author forecasts that annual software revenue for enterprise applications of deep learning will increase from $109 million in 2015 to $10.4 billion in 2024. The total market driven by deep learning software investments, including support services and IT hardware investments in addition to direct software spending, will surpass $100 billion in annual revenue during the same timeframe. This report examines the market for deep learning across 15 industry sectors, including 10-year revenue forecasts for the period from 2015 through 2024. The report forecasts software revenue, services revenue, and hardware sales, and provides segmentation by delivery method (cloud, device, and data center) as well as world region. The report also includes profiles of 20 key industry players in the global deep learning market. Key Questions Addressed: - What is the difference between machine learning and deep learning? - How is deep learning being used today in the enterprise environment? - What is the future potential of deep learning in various industry sectors? - What will be the mix of delivery methods for deep learning - cloud vs. device vs. data center? - What is the competitive landscape of deep learning technology companies, and which are best-positioned to succeed in the market? - Which enterprise applications will see the greatest benefits from deep learning? Who Needs this Report? - Enterprise software companies - Semiconductor and component manufacturers - Service providers and systems integrators - End-user organizations deploying deep learning systems - Industry associations - Government agencies - Investor community Key Topics Covered: 1. Executive Summary 2. Market Issues 3. Technology Issues 4. Key Industry Players 5. Market Forecasts 6. Company Directory 7. Acronym and Abbreviation List 8. Table of Contents 9. Table of Charts and Figures 10. Scope of Study, Sources and Methodology, Notes Companies Mentioned - Apple - Baidu - Clarifai - Declara - DigitalGenius - Ersatz Labs - Facebook - Google - H2O.ai - IBM - Intel - MetaMind - Microsoft - Mobileye - NVIDIA - Nervana Systems - Qualcomm - Sentient Technologies - SignalSense - Skymind For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/sh...arning_for
IBM: 131.75 (-1.29), QCOM: 51.94 (-0.64)
Thread Group Launches Product Certification
Business Wire - Wed Nov 11, 8:00AM CST
--OSRAM Joins ARM, Big Ass Fans, Freescale Semiconductor, Nest Labs, Qualcomm, Samsung Electronics, Silicon Labs, Somfy, Tyco and Yale Security on Thread Group Board of Directors
QCOM: 51.94 (-0.64)
Intel Corporation and Qualcomm Inc Meet a Wild-Card Challenger in Drones
Leo Sun, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Wed Nov 11, 7:54AM CST
DJI Innovations , the world's largest consumer drone maker, recently introduced the Manifold, an embedded computer for drones that runs on Ubuntu Linux. The Manifold uses Nvidia 's Tegra K1 quad-core...
AMBA: 50.35 (-2.04), QCOM: 51.94 (-0.64), INTC: 32.11 (-0.29), NVDA: 29.80 (-0.60)
InVisage Launches Industry's Highest Performance Smartphone Camera Sensor Quantum13
Business Wire - Wed Nov 11, 7:00AM CST
InVisage Technologies Inc., the pioneering developer of QuantumFilm(TM) camera sensors, today introduced its inaugural product, the Quantum13 camera sensor. Leveraging the power of advanced nanotechnology found in the company's QuantumFilm platform, the Quantum13 captures images with full tonal ranges in high and low light, and is the first smartphone camera sensor with an electronic global shutter. Today in Beijing, InVisage is showcasing Quantum13-enabled smartphones running on both Qualcomm and Mediatek platforms. Shipments to smartphone vendors will start this quarter.
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Should Alphabet Inc's Google Challenge Qualcomm Inc In Mobile Chips?
Leo Sun, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Tue Nov 10, 2:50PM CST
Alphabet 's Google is talking to mobile chipmakers about building processors and components based on its own specifications, according to The Information . Those specs reportedly include...
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Qualcomm Hits Multi-Year Lows: ETFs in Focus
Zacks Equity Research - Zacks Investment Research - Tue Nov 10, 12:02PM CST
The notorious slump in Qualcomm stock is expected to impact the ETFs having significant exposure to the company.
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