Broadcom’s AI chip surge can’t fully lift AVGO as Q4 outlook dims
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Broadcom topped Q3 with revenue up 86% to $29.6B and AI semiconductors at $16.7B, but it guided Q4 revenue to about $34.8B (below consensus), sending AVGO down roughly 4% after hours. The firm remains a key AI hardware player, highlighting private funding partnerships with Apollo and Blackstone to finance compute expansion, while facing intensifying competition from Marvell and MediaTek and ongoing bullish investor sentiment in some circles.
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