Qualcomm
Qualcomm provides wireless connectivity, automotive computing, and semiconductor platforms, supporting C-V2X, 5G, telematics, direct vehicle communications, and software-defined vehicles globally today.
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- Headquarters
- San Diego, California, United States
- Founded
- 1985
- Ownership
- Public
- Stock symbol
- NASDAQ: QCOM
- Employee range
- 10000+
- Profile reviewed
- July 22, 2026
- Deployments
- 0
- Products
- 4
- Technologies
- 1
- Locations
- 3
About Qualcomm
Company overview and documented relevance to the V2X ecosystem.
Qualcomm develops wireless connectivity, high-performance computing, artificial intelligence, automotive platforms, and semiconductor technologies, including C-V2X and Snapdragon Digital Chassis solutions. Its current portfolio centers on wireless connectivity, automotive computing, and semiconductor platforms. Within the V2X knowledge graph, the company is relevant to C-V2X, 5G, telematics, direct vehicle communications, and software-defined vehicles. This profile is limited to capabilities and corporate facts supported by official company, investor-relations, product, or newsroom material. It does not infer unannounced products, deployments, workforce figures, ownership details, or commercial relationships.
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Why This Matters
Qualcomm is part of a larger connected-mobility system. Companies turn V2X concepts into vehicles, roadside equipment, communications services, software, and operating systems. Their partnerships and deployments show which ideas are moving into practical use.
V2X technologies
Documented technology connections and the evidence supporting them.
Cellular V2X
Technology DeveloperC-V2X
Cellular Vehicle-to-Everything is a communications technology that allows vehicles to exchange safety, traffic, and mobility information with other vehicles, infrastructure, pedestrians, and cellular networks.
Qualcomm C-V2X · Reviewed July 21, 2026
Products
Products connected to Qualcomm in V2X Intelligence.
Qualcomm C-V2X 9150
A cellular V2X chipset for direct vehicle communication using 3GPP Release 14.
View productQualcomm V2X 350
An automotive V2X platform designed for direct sidelink communications and integration with vehicle safety systems.
View productSnapdragon Auto 5G Modem-RF Platform
An automotive modem and radio-frequency platform supporting 5G network connectivity and C-V2X integration.
View productSnapdragon Auto Connectivity Platform
Automotive connectivity platform supporting cellular, V2X, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, positioning, and telematics capabilities.
View productStandards (1)
Standards connected through documented products or deployments.
Release 14
Introduced initial LTE-based Cellular V2X specifications supporting direct vehicle communications and network-assisted V2X services.
Organizations (0)
Public agencies, research bodies, and institutions connected through shared deployments.
No related organizations
No Organization is connected through a shared deployment.
Locations
Verified headquarters and additional geographic connections.
Headquarters hierarchy
Deployments (0)
Deployments and programs connected to Qualcomm, ordered by most recent start date.
No related deployments
No verified deployment relationship is currently documented.
Latest related News
The newest knowledge-graph News records connected to Qualcomm.
Qualcomm · Jun 5, 2025
Qualcomm Acquires Autotalks to Expand V2X
Qualcomm completed its acquisition of Autotalks, adding production-ready DSRC and cellular V2X technology to Snapdragon Digital Chassis.
Qualcomm · Sep 19, 2022
Qualcomm Report Details C-V2X Transportation Benefits
Qualcomm published an assessment of potential safety, sustainability, and economic benefits from U.S. C-V2X deployment.
Cohda Wireless · Feb 9, 2021
Cohda Integrates C-V2X with Qualcomm Automotive Platforms
Cohda announced a global C-V2X turnkey solution integrated with Qualcomm Snapdragon Automotive connectivity platforms.
Qualcomm · Jul 7, 2020
ConVeX Consortium Completes C-V2X Trial
Audi, Ericsson, Qualcomm, SWARCO, and the University of Kaiserslautern reported results from the ConVeX C-V2X trial.