Shouldn't the company be more concerned about not having water at corporate headquarters and in silicon valley than anything else right now? Shouldn't we build out massive desal plants so that the state can maintain current water consumption rate growth even if it doesn't rain significant amounts for 100+yrs? Wouldn't that be a much more lucrative business to be in right now instead of the cutthroat fabless semiconductor business?
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Not to worry! Rumor has it Irwin Jacob has sent Nathan Fletcher to Canada to negotiate rights to run a pipeline from Lake Superior!
in 5 years californians will require subprime debt for housing, auto, and water (life itself). debt slavery is amazeballs.
I think the QCOM corporate culture is better suited to a toilet to tap venture.
no, but they will enable connected smart home internet of sensor hub thingies to send you a notification that your child died of dehydration
Yes, the company should change its name to qualters