kunjan sobhani

T3 · host / generalist

Covers semiconductor industry with focus on server design, data center infrastructure, memory cycles, and sovereign AI spending trends.

3 calls·3 names·33% bull·last heard 13 days ago·Bloomberg Tech
track record

no scored calls yet — needs a stated position or a categorical verdict, with a matured window vs SPY

top calls

highest conviction · one per company
1stmedium conviction
$QCOMQualcomm

Qualcomm's data center diversification story faces near-term smartphone headwinds, especially Android in China

Near-term investors buying data center story but next two quarters highly exposed to handset weakness; Android China sell-through deteriorating across tiers; Apple modem transition removes September quarter tailwind; automotive growing but still small.

2ndmedium conviction
$ARMArm Holdings

Arm's data center licensing story must offset smartphone weakness; most handset downside priced in

Majority revenue still from weak smartphone markets, but chip version upgrades limit near-term impact; data center licensing momentum is the key bull case — if licensing numbers hold, stock immune to handset negativity.

3rdmedium conviction
$NVDANvidia

Nvidia shifting away from HBM as memory bottleneck evolves

Nvidia, Qualcomm and Cerebras are moving away from HBM dependence, which could smooth the traditional boom-bust memory cycle by reducing peak demand pressure.

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$QCOM
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Qualcomm
Qualcomm's data center diversification story faces near-term smartphone headwinds, especially Android in China
Near-term investors buying data center story but next two quarters highly exposed to handset weakness; Android China sell-through deteriorating across tiers; Apple modem transition removes September quarter tailwind; automotive growing but still small.
"NEAR-TERM INVESTORS ARE BELIEVING A STORY ABOUT DATA CENTERS, AND THAT IS SHOWING UP IN THE STOCK. HOWEVER, THERE IS NOTHING THEY CAN DO FOR THIS QUARTER AND NEXT QUARTER. THEY WI…"
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$ARM
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Arm Holdings
Arm's data center licensing story must offset smartphone weakness; most handset downside priced in
Majority revenue still from weak smartphone markets, but chip version upgrades limit near-term impact; data center licensing momentum is the key bull case — if licensing numbers hold, stock immune to handset negativity.
"THE MAJORITY OF THE REVENUE IS STILL COMING FROM SMART PHONES. WE KNOW THOSE MARKETS ARE NOT DOING THAT WELL. MOST OF THE DOWNSIDE IS PRICED IN. ... AS LONG AS A LICENSING NUMBERS…"
40:33
$NVDA
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Nvidia
Nvidia shifting away from HBM as memory bottleneck evolves
Nvidia, Qualcomm and Cerebras are moving away from HBM dependence, which could smooth the traditional boom-bust memory cycle by reducing peak demand pressure.
"WE ARE SEEING A LOT OF FOCUS FROM NVIDIA BUT ALSO QUALCOMM AND CERBERUS, GOING AWAY FROM HBM. THIS COULD HELP SLOW DOWN THE PEAKS AND TROUGHS OF THE MEMORY CYCLE."
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