TAIPEI/HONG KONG -- Top U.S. mobile chip developer Qualcomm is cutting hundreds of staff in both China and Taiwan, in a move that signals a longer-than-expected industry downturn and slow recovery.
Move follows client Huawei's release of phones powered with own chips
U.S. chipmaker Qualcomm is eliminating hundreds of jobs in China and Taiwan in the face of a downturn in the smartphone market and China supplying more of its own chips. © Reuters
TAIPEI/HONG KONG -- Top U.S. mobile chip developer Qualcomm is cutting hundreds of staff in both China and Taiwan, in a move that signals a longer-than-expected industry downturn and slow recovery.