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AA-Video-T2V v2.1 Prompt [2/2]: Photorealistic news footage, shot on a long lens with hazy air, dusty amber afternoon light, the camera shaking in the wind. A wide establishing shot shows a whole field of cut crop stalks. Everything is still except one dust whirlwind spinning near the tree line at the far edge of the field. The whirlwind moves across the field. It lifts straw and a blue tarp high up into its spinning column. A calm older male NARRATOR speaks over this wide shot. No lips move anywhere in the frame. He says: "Most last seconds. This one has been alive for four minutes." A plastic bucket tears loose and clatters along a wire fence. On that action, the video cuts hard to a chest-up shot of a field RESEARCHER in a dusty vest and glasses. His hair whips in the wind. He shouts straight into the camera: "It's coming straight up the fence line!" Cut back to the wide shot. The whirlwind moves along the fence line. The researcher is small in the frame with his mouth closed. The narrator speaks again: "And it was not done." No flying debris hits any person. No subtitles. Audio: wind rising, straw hissing through the air, the narrator's first calm line, the plastic bucket clattering along the fence, the researcher's shouted line, the narrator's second line over the final wide shot, wind under everything.

Earnings Takeaways - QCOM * Maintain Hold; TP cut to $186 on handset weakness and limited near-mid term datacenter visibility. * F3Q26 mixed: Revenue $9.9bn (-6% QoQ/-4% YoY) slightly beat; non-GAAP EPS $2.21 slightly missed consensus. * F4Q26 guidance: Revenue $9.7–10.5bn, EPS $2.05–2.25; below recent buy-side chatters (~$11bn revenue). * Android headwinds continue with elevated wafer inventories and faster-than-expected decline in Apple modem revenue. * Co reaffirmed FY27/FY29 datacenter revenue targets of $5bn/$15bn+, with hyperscaler engagements and custom silicon programs progressing. * AI250 gains traction with four major U.S. CSPs, but the high LPDDR5 prices remain a key concern, limiting cost competitiveness. * Custom silicon on track; wafer production has started, with AWS expected to be the first wafer-based customer. * CPU roadmap remains a longer-term story; still years away. #QCOM#