The QualComm reinforces AI portfolio with a $ 2.4 billion alfawave deal

By Yamini Kalia

(Reuters) -Us ChipMaker Qualcomm consented to $ 2.4 billion for $ 2.4 billion for $ 2.4 billion on Monday, because the Booming AI data central market sends more than 22% of the English semiconductor’s shares.

With Alphawave, low prices and tall growth preparing semiconductor technology for data centers, in a market, sharing lists and better played in a market, compared to firms and better working bosses.

The largest provider of smartphone chips can help you diversify the information center, as it seems to reduce the industry’s dependence on industry industry.

Apple and Major Android players like Xiaomi have reduced to catering to industrial areas such as information centers and individual computers, such as the iPhone manufacturer.

“The purchase of Alfawave SEMI is aimed at further accelerating and to provide basic assets to expand QualCOMM information centers,” he said.

Alphawavt shareholders will receive 183 PENs per shareholder – 96% of the 96% reward for the price of March 31 immediately before QualCOMM. The bargain news sent more than 22% of the reserves. Qualcomm shares increased by about 4%.

Qualcomm also offered two alternative offers for Alphawave on Monday after numerous extensions from the UK’s capture panel. However, Alphawave unanimously plans to count the cash offers to shareholders, fair and reasonable.

Jefferial analysts, Alphawave’s Chinese joint venture, after leaving Wisewave, they said they did not expect any material regulators will meet.

“Alphawave, the powerful central processing unit of power and the Neuron processing unit Cores, President of Cristiano Amon, Givristian, Cristiano Amon,” Cristiano Amon, “prepared Hearure Techiness technologies.

The first calendar of 2026 is expected to be obtained during the quarter.

Softbank’s owner wanted to acquire Alphawave, but did not decide if they received the news referred to April.

(Yamini Kalia and Arseea Bajwa’s Bengaruru’s report; regulation by NIVeydatcharjee, Kirsten Donovan and Shilpi Major)