Big Tenant Looking In the Valley (And It's Not Google)

Chip giant Qualcomm wants to make its first major foray into the Bay Area, sources tell us.

The San Diego-based company has a sizable SoCal footprint. Its new interest in the Valley makes sense, considering other big companies that serve the wireless industry live here. It's unclear how much space the tenant needs. Last year, we took this pic of its San Diego HQ lobby, which shows off its wall of priceless patents. It'll likely be competing with the usual suspects searching for space here, from Apple to Google to LinkedIn, according to sources. Qualcomm did not respond to a request for comment.

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