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Qualcomm issues stock option to Amazon worth €3.5 billion
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Qualcomm issues stock option to Amazon worth €3.5 billion

SAPO Notícias8 September 2026 at 18:59

Qualcomm issued an option to purchase 25 million shares to Amazon, worth over $4 billion, which corresponds to approximately €3.5 billion. This financial operation involves two of the largest technology companies worldwide.

The purchase option was issued with the aim of boosting Artificial Intelligence infrastructure. This partnership comes in a context where both companies are seeking to reinforce their capabilities in the AI sector.

The transaction represents a significant investment by Amazon in Qualcomm, demonstrating the e-commerce giant's interest in strengthening its position in the artificial intelligence market through this strategic alliance.

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