US companies monopolize global chips - not only Intel missed the mobile chip industry, but Qualcomm also missed the automotive chip industry
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Update time : 2022-08-22 11:46:52
American companies monopolize global chips, but unfortunately Intel missed the mobile chip industry, Qualcomm missed the automotive chip industry, and now Qualcomm is anxious, not only to enter the field of automotive chips, but also to deploy in the field of server chips? It is a pity that today is different from the past, and Qualcomm's abacus this time is afraid that it will be too late.
We all know that Chinese enterprises represented by Alibaba and Huawei have not only completed the layout of the server chip field, but also have entered the top international echelon in terms of technical level. Intel's market space is also steadily shrinking, not to mention the latecomer Qualcomm? According to a media report, 19 out of every 20 new chip-related companies in the world are Chinese companies, which naturally includes chip-demanding companies in various fields. In fact, looking back, Qualcomm’s dominance is not about making money from mobile chip market share. Its shrewdness is that it relies on low prices to squeeze the living space of its competitors, while at the same time preventing potential opponents from gaining opportunities , build its patent wall along the way, to make high-end mobile phones, downstream manufacturers must purchase Qualcomm chips, and they have to agree to Qualcomm's patent fee requirements. A more cunning point of Qualcomm is that Qualcomm relies on patent cross-licensing with other patent holders to deliver chips without "disputes" to customers, which means that the relevant patents are integrated by Qualcomm because it does not hold cross-licensed patents. pay the fee. In the process of this chip design hegemony, Qualcomm has continuously consolidated its dominance in the mobile chip industry by means of acquisitions and patent prosecutions. Apple and Huawei have to go through its paid authorization. But unfortunately, today is different from the past. After enjoying the huge dividends in the mobile market, Qualcomm's gameplay is no longer applicable to the current situation. Just relying on the old American's practice of "going to the doctor" and "building a car behind closed doors", Qualcomm has It is impossible to profit as before.
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