Summary
Broadcom shares fell after reporting an AI chip revenue forecast that slightly missed expectations. Analyst Neil Campling views the miss as a minor compression in the AI trade, not a fundamental shift. He notes Broadcom's ongoing partnerships with Google, OpenAI, and Microsoft. The broader tech pullback is considered healthy after a strong rally.
- Broadcom's AI chip revenue forecast of $56 billion missed the $57.6 billion estimate.
- Stock had risen 65% since March before earnings, leading to high expectations.
- CEO Hock Tan confirmed no exclusivity with Google; Google may seek other partners.
- Broadcom will start delivering chips to OpenAI and Microsoft in the next fiscal year.
- Neil Campling sees the miss as a marginal compression, not changing long-term AI prospects.
- The tech pullback is viewed as a healthy correction after a rapid run-up.