> Please don't say "market cap" when you mean revenue or market share. (Market capitalization of a stock is the number of shares of the stock multiplied by the

> Please don't say "market cap" when you mean revenue or market share. (Market capitalization of a stock is the number of shares of the stock multiplied by the price per share.) And please don't downvote without fist spending ten seconds to look up the companies' financials. I meant exactly what I wrote: "market cap." Qualcomm had a larger market cap that Intel (at least it did yesterday). It did not and does not have greater revenue than Intel, especially when you strip out the wireless side and only look at CPUs. The point of bringing up market cap is to show how huge these companies are that Intel is competing with. Everyone knows Samsung is enormous, so I didn't bother pointing it out. A lot of people don't realize how huge Qualcomm has gotten. But it's not because of Snapdragon.