Qualcomm has clocked 6.7 percent revenue growth in Q2. Though Broadcom regained first place, escalating tensions between China and the U.S. had a negative effect on its semiconductor revenue performance. Broadcom's semiconductor revenue declined 6.8 percent in Q2. Nvidia includes revenue from Mellanox as part of its data center revenue after the acquisition earlier this year. The addition of Mellanox was able to compensate for Nvidia's shortfall in professional visualization and automotive revenue. Nvidia increased its revenue by 47.1 percent. AMD's semiconductor revenue rose 26.2 percent due to the outstanding receptions of its Ryzen and EPYC processors in the notebook and server markets, respectively. Xilinx's wired and wireless network equipment market posted 33.2 percent dip in quarterly revenue, and the COVID-19 pandemic took a heavy toll on the global automotive market, leading to a decline in Xilinx's automotive revenue.