factories has expanded rapidly in the past few years. At the beginning of the century, due to cost issues, mobile phone and MP3 assembly plants had been outsourced to Foxconn, and all workers were dispersed to other industries, such as Xueshan Pharmaceutical and Nvidia’s image processor factory. Also entered Qualcomm.
In 1985, a small company called “Qualcomm” was established in San Diego, USA. This company used the “spread spectrum technology” lifted by the U.S. military to develop a new communication technology called “CDMA”.
Han Xuan began to invest in it many times in the 1990s. He sold part of the stock during the Internet bubble crisis, and then increased investment again at the end of 2001. Now he holds nearly 4% of the company. Fifteen’s stocks were bought and he became a major shareholder with money.
This company not only manufactures chips, but also develops display technology and power management. It is currently the only chip supplier for Blueberry mobile phones and Huawei mobile phones. Its name is not as loud as Texas Instruments and Intel, but its technology is not bad at all. The most important thing is that it developed 3G CDMA this year, which is an extension technology of the 2G CDMA-One standard.
When I was reading the document in the morning, I learned that the 3G technology jointly developed by Qualcomm and a group of other companies has become a reality. The theoretical peak download speed can reach 2.8Mbit/s, and the peak uplink speed can also reach 384kbit/s. Of course, downloading a movie does not require Might be instantaneous, but many times faster than before.
I have contacted him in the afternoon and will go test it tonight.
Han Xuan understood a truth when he was very young: doing industry may not necessarily make less money than playing finance, but monopolizing technology that adapts to the development of the times can sometimes make more money than playing both finance and industry.
The Federal Reserve’s profit last year was not as much as Blueberry Labs’ profit. Han Xuan made his fortune mainly in the development of Internet technology. He entered the mobile phone manufacturing industry at a good or bad time, but it made the American giant Motorola breathless. In the past, Motorola collected patent fees from Han Xuan, but now it has become that every time Motorola sells a mobile phone, about one-ninth of the profit needs to be paid to Han Xuan as licensing fees, which does not include selling parts to Motorola. money.
In the 2G era, Han Xuan tasted the sweetness, so he quickly laid out the 3G market. The global 3G market is expected to exceed 800 billion U.S. dollars. Small-scale industries can no longer attract Han Xuan, but he attaches great importance to the 3G industry and funds research and development. He invested approximately US$3 billion, which was only Qualcomm’s internal investment. He also participated in other aspects of the industrial chain, with a total investment scale of more than 10 billion. For this purpose, he acquired shares of more than 20 c