
Qualcomm announced fiscal 2029 revenue targets that double its non-handset business to $40 billion(約6.4兆円), driven by a new deal to supply data center AI chips for Meta and a $15 billion(約2.4兆円)-plus annual data center AI infrastructure revenue goal. The stock surged nearly 15% after-hours on investor confidence that the company is transitioning from smartphones to the larger AI infrastructure market.
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Qualcomm doubled its fiscal 2029 non-handset revenue goal to $40 billion(約6.4兆円) and announced a partnership with Meta to supply data center CPUs, including the Dragonfly C1000 chip expected to enter production in the second half of 2028. The company also set a data center AI infrastructure revenue target of more than $15 billion(約2.4兆円) annually by fiscal 2029.
Why it matters
The shift from smartphones to data center AI infrastructure signals that Qualcomm is positioning itself for the largest growth opportunity in computing. Securing a hyperscaler (large cloud provider) like Meta validates its custom silicon strategy and opens a new revenue stream as AI infrastructure spending accelerates.
What to watch
Qualcomm's custom silicon business is projected to begin contributing meaningful revenue from Q1 2027, and production of the Dragonfly C1000 is set for the second half of 2028. The company also agreed to acquire software firm Modular for $3.92 billion(約6300億円) to strengthen its AI compute capabilities.
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