Qualcomm goes all-in on IoT

Tom Allen
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With smartphone sales flattening and a recent acquisition falling through, the chip-maker needs to succeed in other markets

Qualcomm is committing to the IoT in a big way, announcing that it expects double-digit growth this year and that revenues will top $1 billion. That is about a fifth of the firm's non-mobile turnov...

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