Nokia may have pinned its restructuring hopes on abandoning its ‘end-to-end’ message last week, in favor of doubling down on key strengths, but Qualcomm is going the opposite way. The chip company credited an increasingly ‘end-to-end’ strategy with its strong third quarter results, as it bulks out its offerings in the areas that surround its core smartphone system-on-chip (SoC) products, with related portfolios such as RF chips; and casts its eyes once again towards infrastructure. The company’s stock hit a new high last week on the back of a projected revenue surge in the current quarter, driven by Apple’s and others’ expectations of selling “tens of millions” of 5G smartphones over the coming holiday season, despite the pandemic-driven recession. Qualcomm,…