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06 Nov 2026, 5:16 AM	CNBC Technology	4.0	AI meltdown: Nvidia and Qualcomm drop more than 9%, pushing Nasdaq to worst day since April 2025 Qualcomm shares fell 9% after it issued light Q1 guidance—adjusted EPS of $2.15–$2.35 and revenue of $10.4B–$11.2B—despite a slight Q4 earnings beat. Its handset chip sales dropped 26% to $5.14B as rising memory costs forced device price hikes and hurt demand, and the result helped pull AMD, Micron, Arm and Intel lower amid post-election data-center slowdown fears and indicated plans for AI regulation. Why: For builders, the concrete signal is hardware cost pressure: memory prices are already forcing device price hikes and a 26% drop in Qualcomm handset chip sales, so hardware-dependent roadmaps should assume softer demand and tighter bill-of-materials costs. The AI-regulation mention is too vague to act on—no bill text, timeline, or Malaysia/SEA impact is given—so don't change a roadmap from this alone. chips qualcomm memory-crunch ai-regulation markets

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06 Nov 2026, 5:16 AM

CNBC Technology

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AI meltdown: Nvidia and Qualcomm drop more than 9%, pushing Nasdaq to worst day since April 2025

Qualcomm shares fell 9% after it issued light Q1 guidance—adjusted EPS of $2.15–$2.35 and revenue of $10.4B–$11.2B—despite a slight Q4 earnings beat. Its handset chip sales dropped 26% to $5.14B as rising memory costs forced device price hikes and hurt demand, and the result helped pull AMD, Micron, Arm and Intel lower amid post-election data-center slowdown fears and indicated plans for AI regulation.

Why: For builders, the concrete signal is hardware cost pressure: memory prices are already forcing device price hikes and a 26% drop in Qualcomm handset chip sales, so hardware-dependent roadmaps should assume softer demand and tighter bill-of-materials costs. The AI-regulation mention is too vague to act on—no bill text, timeline, or Malaysia/SEA impact is given—so don't change a roadmap from this alone.