Qualcomm's Loss Is TSMC's Gain
July 23, 2012
Qualcomm will be constrained on 28nm supplies until the end of the year, says the company's COO, Steve Mollenkopf.
"We continue to be supply constrained on our 28nm products but are ramping supply with multiple foundries in the September quarter and again into the December quarter.," says Mollenkopf, "we currently project that we'll be able to closely match supply with demand as we exit the calendar year.
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