 "Amid Donald Trump's visit, Qualcomm signs three MOUs with Chinese handset makers worth $12 billion")
Qualcomm Inc has signed $12 billion worth of **potential deals** with three Chinese mobile handset makers on the sidelines of a state visit to Beijing by US President Donald Trump who has been looking to stir up US-China trade. [caption id=“attachment_3972731” align=“alignleft” width=“380”]  Qualcomm. Reuters.[/caption] Qualcomm signed three non-binding memorandum of understanding (MOUs) to sell components over three years to phonemakers Xiaomi, OPPO and Vivo, the US Department of State said in a statement on Thursday. Qualcomm, which earns more than half of its revenues in China, became the takeover target of rival chipmaker Broadcom Ltd earlier this week. It is also facing a lengthy **legal battle** with Apple Inc over patent fees it charges.
Qualcomm signed three non-binding memorandum of understanding (MOUs) to sell components over three years to phonemakers Xiaomi, OPPO and Vivo.
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