已确认可信度 86%Qualcomm's[1][3] release says it 'today announced its agreement to acquire Arduino[2]' alongside the 7 October 2025 'From Blink to Think' livestream; CNBC[4] reported the deal at 13:00 UTC on 7 October 2025.
Qualcomm agreed to acquire Arduino, the open-source electronics maker with more than 33 million active users, which keeps its brand and unveiled the UNO Q, its first 'dual-brain' board, on a Qualcomm Dragonwing chip.
China's market regulator opened an investigation into Qualcomm for completing its purchase of Israeli V2X chip designer Autotalks without notifying Beijing, after telling the regulator in 2024 it had dropped the deal.
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