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Broadcom Revenue Jumps 86% YoY; Guidance Targets $34.8 Billion

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Sep 22
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Broadcom is currently valued at approximately $1.7 trillion, with its stock trading near $357. The company reported that revenue for its fiscal third quarter, which ended August 2, 2026, rose 86% year over year to $29.6 billion. This growth was heavily supported by AI semiconductor revenue, which reached $16.7 billion.

From yahoo.com, insidermonkey.com

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The results followed a period of high growth for the company, which has seen its stock rise by almost 600% over the last five years. Management also guided that fiscal fourth-quarter revenue would reach about $34.8 billion. The market reaction followed the company's earnings report, which investors had already been scrutinizing.

From yahoo.com, fool.com

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  • BroadcomAmerican semiconductor manufacturer whose market valuation is currently around $1.7 trillion.

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  1. Market cap size compares Nvidia and Broadcom, while Jensen Huang continues to serve as the CEO and strategist for Nvidia.Sub-event
  2. General statement confirming the status of Nvidia and Broadcom in the semiconductor industry.1 source

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