Looks like that the likes of Qualcomm, Broadcom, Marvel, Intel, etc,etc, have been playing in China's market and to win over concessions, they've been setting up factories, R&D, manufacturing there, so that the locals have gained knowledge. And looks like local players like Spreadtrum, etc, are getting capital infused by the government there to invest more in R&D locally. Gee, imagine that, a country with both the government and the employer trying to build up R&D in that country, rather than just shipping jobs overseas going for the lowest cost option. This is not going to end pretty for U.S. semi-companies I think.
http://news.investors.com/062915-759449-changing-asian-landscape-impacts-chipmakers-in-china-beyond.htm?ven=yahoocp&src=aurlled&ven=yahoo