Broadcom is becoming highly bullish due to rising demand for AI chips and a recent price dip enhancing its investment appeal. The company announced expanded deals with AI leaders Anthropic and Google, positioning it to potentially exceed a $100 billion AI revenue target by fiscal year 2027. Broadcom already has chip agreements with the top six AI companies, with expected chip sales up to 10 gigawatts in FY27. Despite this, the stock trades at a relatively low 18 times FY27 earnings per share, even as analysts forecast 60% EPS growth in FY26-27 and continued 20% growth afterward, making it an attractive investment opportunity.
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