According to CNA, US mobile chip giant Qualcomm has reportedly reached an agreement with TikTok parent company ByteDance to supply chips for AI data centers. Following the news, Qualcomm's stock rose by nearly 5%. ByteDance is expected to purchase millions of Qualcomm's ASICs to support its AI agent software. This marks a key victory for Qualcomm as it strives to expand from smartphone processors into the AI infrastructure space. Currently, Nvidia holds about 95% of the market for advanced AI chips in China, and companies are actively seeking alternatives. As long as the chips fall within the computing power limits permitted by law, the partnership will not violate US restrictions on ByteDance.

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  • Source: CNA (Central News Agency)
  • Category: business_partnership
  • Organizations: Qualcomm / ByteDance / Nvidia