Yes, QCOM is on my list of possible Intel foundry customers now that Intel is out of the SoC and modem business. They still may compete in other smaller QCOM market segments however (ADAS and Datacenter). The problem is that QCOM uses multiple foundries to leverage pricing so I'm not sure how Intel can compete with Samsung or even TSMC. Also, QCOM uses leading edge processes for their high volume chips (SoC and Modems) and Intel is behind with 7nm and lacks the EUV throughput to accommodate QCOM. It would be a fair fight though because QCOM is one tough foundry customer, absolutely!
Certainly worth discussing though, thoughts?
www.cnbc.com
Certainly worth discussing though, thoughts?

Intel CEO sees '10 good years' of chip industry growth
"I predict there's 10 good years in front of us, because the world is becoming more digital, and everything digital needs semiconductors."