

Episode 108: MWC Observations, MRVL and AVGO Earnings, Apple's new Devices
16 snips Mar 10, 2025
The recent Mobile World Congress unveils a shift from traditional mobile tech to AI and data centers, raising questions about its relevance. Semiconductor giants like Qualcomm face new challenges. The intriguing dynamics of Marvell and Broadcom's earnings reveal competitive pressures in the chip market. Humanoid robots and AI avatars spark both fascination and unease. Excitement builds around Apple's new modem technology and updated devices, promising to influence market sentiment and investor expectations in the tech landscape.
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MWC Reflections
- Jay Goldberg attended Mobile World Congress in Barcelona for the 20th time.
- He questions its future relevance for semiconductors, despite record attendance.
MWC's Shifting Focus
- Mobile World Congress has shifted from a semiconductor focus to telecom equipment.
- The rise of AI and data centers has diminished MWC's relevance for chip companies.
Xiaomi's Car at MWC
- Xiaomi showcased its China-only car at MWC, a highlight for Ben Bajarin.
- The show had less automotive presence than expected, except for Xiaomi.