The senior executive highlighted the deep, synergistic relationship fostered over the years. Through its "invent-share-collaborate" business model, Qualcomm has continuously expanded its network of partnerships.

"From 3G to 5G, the Snapdragon platform has evolved tremendously, forming a comprehensive portfolio from flagship to mass-market smartphones. In automotive, from digital cockpits and driver assistance, to cockpit and ADAS integration and vehicle-to-everything (V2X) technologies, we are working with Chinese partners to accelerate the intelligent automotive industry," Meng said. "In the past three years alone, the Snapdragon Digital Chassis has supported Chinese automakers in launching over 210 vehicle models."

He also mentioned initiatives like the "5G IoT Innovation Program" that have driven terminal innovation, ecosystem development, and digital transformation alongside partners.

Looking ahead at the transformative wave of AI, Meng expressed optimism for the future. "As AI and connectivity redefine devices, reshape experiences, and open a new era of intelligence," Meng said, "let us lead with innovation and unite through collaboration to jointly create an even more brilliant next thirty years."