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Media reports that after more than five years of development, apple's first self-developed modem chip low-end version will be unveiled next year, and the high-end version will be unveiled in 2026. It is hoped that by 2027, it will replace qualcomm's modem technology. However, the performance of the new apple low-end modem does not reach the level of qualcomm's latest products. At the same time, apple will continue to use components from broadcom and skyworks solutions in its devices. After the news broke, qualcomm and qorvo's stock prices declined, while apple, broadcom, and skyworks solutions rose.
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