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Qualcomm10-Q: Supply chain disruption

Qualcomm flags heavy reliance on Taiwanese foundries as a material risk amid geopolitical tensions.

What happened

Qualcomm explicitly identifies its dependence on manufacturing foundries in Taiwan as a major vulnerability that could halt its chipset supply. This creates an urgent executive-level need for supply chain diversification, risk modeling platforms, and solutions to identify and onboard alternative suppliers.

Source

SEC EDGARApr 29, 2026

Quarterly report (Form 10-Q)

Qualcomm 10-Q

Filing excerpt

our key suppliers and their manufacturing foundries and assembly, test and other facilities are primarily located in Taiwan and Korea; ... a significant or prolonged military or other geopolitical conflict involving China and Taiwan could severely limit or prevent us from receiving chipset supply from Taiwan, which would have a material adverse impact on our business (and likely on the semiconductor industry as a whole).

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Signal
10-Q: Supply chain disruption

What this signalsFilings often name leadership changes, deals and spending plans.

Fiscal year end
03/29
Filed
Apr 29, 2026

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Details

CIK
804328
Accession number
0000804328-26-000061
Timeframe
Current year
Filing year
2026
Fiscal year
0
Why it matters
Supply chain tools urgently needed
Signal category
Operations

Topics and mentions

Regions named

  • Taiwan
  • Korea
  • China

Extraction

Confidence
High
Relevance
90%
Sentiment
Negative
Detected
May 5, 2026
signal_type
sec-10q
signal_subtype
supplyChainDisruption

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