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Qualcomm Will Make China-Customized Chips Through Chinese Venture

The chips for the China market will run servers that power websites, store companies’ data

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BEIJING—Qualcomm Inc. expects to start making some chips for the China market next year through a Chinese government-owned venture, in an example of how U.S. tech companies are localizing products as Beijing tightens control of technology within its borders.

The customized chips will go into servers, the hardware for running websites, storing companies’ data and powering data centers. For Qualcomm, the world’s leading supplier of...

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