For domestic mobile phones, if the "double-pass" merger is completed, it will face a series of new challenges. Qualcomm has already reached a technology licensing agreement with more than 150 Chinese companies, among which technologies such as 3G and 4G have involved. The 5G handset will soon be mass-produced and it will not be able to get the goods on schedule. It will be at a disadvantage in competition with Apple and Samsung. Recently, Botong wanted to acquire Qualcomm and it sparked heated discussions in the field of science and technology. Recently, after the previous unilateral acquisition proposal was rejected by Qualcomm, Broadcom announced that it will nominate 11 director candidates to replace the current Qualcomm board members. In this regard, Qualcomm said that Qualcomm's board of directors is composed of 11 top global directors. All directors are firmly committed to representing the best interests of all Qualcomm shareholders. Broadcom’s move is a flagrant attempt to seize control of the board of directors in order to advance its acquisition schedule. The value of Qualcomm is greatly underestimated, so this nomination itself has a conflict of interest. Does Broadcom's acquisition of Qualcomm represent the interests of Broadcom shareholders, or does it hurt the interest of Qualcomm shareholders? This discussion topic is obviously far away for us. From the perspective of the development of related industries in our country, the more realistic question is: If the “two-pass†merger is completed, what impact will it bring due to differences in development concepts and business models? Judging from the corporate development model, Qualcomm is a high-tech enterprise that focuses on technological innovation. It invests 20% of its fiscal year income in research and development, accumulatively invests 47 billion US dollars in R&D, and promotes the progress of 3G, 4G, and even 5G technologies. For example, many of the core technologies of the mobile industry, Qualcomm has started to invest and deploy in advance 7-10 years in advance, and has driven enterprise development through technology research and product innovation. Although Broadcom has no lack of innovation, but from the perspective of the development path in recent years, it is more like a short-term company that focuses on short-term development. R&D strategies usually focus on low-risk markets and hope to quickly return. If you do not invest in the future, it will certainly affect the progress of related technologies, which is not conducive to the development of smart phones and related industries. As for the business model, Qualcomm has already reached a technology licensing agreement with more than 150 Chinese companies, involving technologies such as 3G and 4G as well as various products such as mobile phones and tablet computers. For example, in the field of smart phones, from millet to VIVO, almost all domestic mobile phone manufacturers use Qualcomm's chips to promote product innovation and manufacturing through the innovation of Qualcomm's technology and continue to grow. And Broadcom’s approach is called “grabbing big and smallâ€, which is to maintain the relationship between big customers such as Apple and Samsung. As for other customers, there have been reports previously that many customers are required to place an order a long time in advance to ensure the supply of the old price, otherwise they may directly increase prices, and if they do not agree, they will be out of stock. Once the acquisition is successful, many domestic mobile phone manufacturers may also face such a situation, especially at the moment of mass production of 5G mobile phones, if they can not get goods as scheduled, then in the competition with Apple, Samsung is clearly at a disadvantage. Not only that, Qualcomm also actively cooperates to promote the development of China's relevant high-tech industries. For example, in 2016, Qualcomm and Guizhou formed a joint venture Huaxintong Semiconductor Company to promote server chip design and development. Earlier in 2014, Qualcomm cooperated with SMIC, the largest semiconductor manufacturer in China, to manufacture chips with a 28-nanometer manufacturing process. Later, the cooperation expanded to 14-nanometer, 10-nanometer process, and so on. In contrast, Broadcom rarely sees similar technical cooperation. If the "two links" are really merged, will Qualcomm's cooperation with local governments and enterprises be recognized and continued by Broadcom? At least for now, it is still unknown. It can be seen that the "double-pass" merger may have doubts about "good" or "bad" for shareholders, but it is undoubtedly more harm than good for domestic smart phones, high-tech industries and other industries. In the middle of the week, Qualcomm released a new flagship processor, the Snapdragon 845, which can be used in smart phones, laptops, and other fields, and is widely viewed by the industry. And Broadcom's offer for acquisitions has been previously rated as "seriously underestimated." Qualcomm's current market continues to rise, may affect the "double pass" merger. I have to say that this is really good news.
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