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Qualcomm sat out the semiconductor rally. Can a SpaceX partnership change that?

Qualcomm sat out the semiconductor rally. Can a SpaceX partnership change that?
MarketWatch Wednesday 04 November 2026, 15:13 UTC By William Gavin 1 min read
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The company is furthering its expansion outside of the handset market — by powering Starlink Mobile.

The company is furthering its expansion outside of the handset market — by powering Starlink Mobile. [Image text:] CISCO le.ees Qualcom
Qualcomm (ORG) SpaceX (ORG) Starlink Mobile (ORG)
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