Qualcomm has reached an agreement with ByteDance, the parent company of TikTok, to supply chips for artificial intelligence data centers, according to people familiar with the matter, as reported by Bloomberg and cited by Channel NewsAsia. The reported deal reflects Qualcomm’s push to move beyond its core role in smartphone processors and into broader AI infrastructure. The sources do not specify the chip models, deal size, or timeline. Bloomberg frames the agreement as a potential expansion milestone for Qualcomm’s efforts in AI-related computing hardware. Other details, such as where the data centers will be located and when deliveries would begin, are not included in the available reports. No additional confirmation from Qualcomm or ByteDance appears in the provided summaries. The companies’ exact commercial terms therefore remain undisclosed in these accounts.