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Qualcomm estimates Apple will self-supply up to 80 percent of iPhone modem chips by 2023

By Stephen Nellis

Nov 17 2021 9:31AM

Backs its own fortunes on phone chip revenues.

Qualcomm estimates Apple will self-supply up to 80 percent of iPhone modem chips by 2023

Qualcomm said that it believes it will supply only 20 percent of the modem chips to connect Apple's iPhone wireless data networks by 2023. Qualcomm currently supplies modem chips for all of Apple's devices. Qualcomm said at an investor conference that it believes its phone chip ...

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