Qualcomm posted record quarterly sales and forecast further growth amid surging demand for 5G smartphones amid supply-chain constraints, The Wall Street Journal reported.
Cristiano Amon, chief executive since June, said steps the US company has taken to assure parts supplies are starting to deliver results and should ease bottlenecks over the coming months.
“As we get to the second part of the year, I think, in general, supply and demand are going to be aligned,” he said on an earnings call. Qualcomm shares closed up 2.4%.
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