Broadcom stock wavers as chipmaker's strong results 'not enough to keep investors happy'
📍 Where it landed
Broadcom reported record third‑quarter revenue and a surge in profit as AI chip sales tripled and custom‑chip demand grew, with the company projecting AI revenue to double annually to $230 billion over the next two years. Despite the strong results, its stock wavered and analysts said the chipmaker still has much to prove, leaving investor sentiment cautious.
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The reporting (8)
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Broadcom Still Has Much to Prove WSJ · 70d ago
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