Snapdragon maker Qualcomm scores a record quarter
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It's been yet another record-breaking quarter for Qualcomm - probably the most successful mobile chipset manufacturer currently. For its 4th fiscal quarter, the maker of Snapdragon managed to secure revenue of $4.87 billion, which is a healthy 18% increase compared to the same period of last year. The increase of net income stands even better at 20% year-on-year, resulting in the sweet $1.27 billion. Not bad for a chip maker.
At the same time, the company has also released its results for its fiscal 2012, and those are just as bright. Revenues have risen by 28% and now stand at $19.12 billion, while net income is up the spectacular 43%, which translates into $6.11 billion.
If you'd like to learn more details about where exactly Qualcomm stays financially, feel free to check out the full report here.
source: Qualcomm via AndroidCentral
At the same time, the company has also released its results for its fiscal 2012, and those are just as bright. Revenues have risen by 28% and now stand at $19.12 billion, while net income is up the spectacular 43%, which translates into $6.11 billion.
If you'd like to learn more details about where exactly Qualcomm stays financially, feel free to check out the full report here.
source: Qualcomm via AndroidCentral
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5 Comments
1. mercorp posted on 08 Nov 2012, 05:47 1 1
Their chipsets are too mainstream,through.
Exynos is still the best!
2. g2a5b0e posted on 08 Nov 2012, 06:18 0 0
Too mainstream? Really? You just described a chipset as being too mainstream.
3. xfire99 posted on 08 Nov 2012, 07:09 2 1
No, qualcomm newest snapdragon S4 is the best SoC right now and until Exynos 5 quad with A15 release. Then see which is better.
Snapdragon S4 dual core A15 beats Exynos 5 dual core A15. Both CPU and GPU.
4. buccob posted on 08 Nov 2012, 07:13 1 0
Having a chip-set too "mainstream" is actually a good thing for app developers and compatibility...
I, as the consumer I would definitely go for the "mainstream" chip specially when is one of the very best around. S4 Pro
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