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Qualcomm
SemiconductorsSan Diego, CaliforniaQCOMAbout 52,000 employees
WorkHush has 3 source-backed updates on Qualcomm workforce changes since April 2026. The latest, added July 29, 2026: $97 million in restructuring charges, mostly severance, in nine months (company report). Read it with sources ›
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Designs Snapdragon chips for phones, PCs, cars and IoT devices and licenses its wireless patents to device makers
Revenue
$44.3B
Fiscal 2025 (ended September 2025), up about 14%
Employees
About 52,000
As of September 2025, incl. part-time and temporary
Stock
QCOM
Nasdaq
Headquarters
San Diego, California
CEO
Cristiano Amon
Since June 2021
Main businessesQCT (chips for handsets, automotive and IoT), QTL (patent licensing), QSI (strategic investments)
Current strategyDiversifying beyond mobile handsets into PCs, automotive and IoT, built around on-device AI and connectivity
Recent workforce changesWARN filings covering about 143 San Diego workers in May and June 2026
CompetitorsMediaTek, Apple, Broadcom
Related companiesAppleArm HoldingsSamsung Electronics
Checked October 11, 2026 · Sources: sec.gov, layofftracker.us
Qualcomm · Company report$97 million in restructuring charges, mostly severance, in nine monthsDisclosed in quarterly filing July 29, 2026 (nine months ended June 28, 2026) · Sources: SEC Form 10-Q, SEC Form 10-QQualcomm · WARN notice38 San Diego jobs in April 8, 2026 California WARN noticeWARN notice filed April 8, 2026; effective June 8, 2026 · Source: California EDD WARN reportQualcomm · WARN notice67 San Diego jobs in April 2, 2026 California WARN noticeWARN notice filed April 2, 2026; effective May 26, 2026 · Sources: California EDD WARN report, The San Diego Union-Tribune (via The Daily Gazette)
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