Broadcom Is Quietly Becoming One of AI’s Power Utilities
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- Broadcom (AVGO) has become a roughly $1.5T hybrid of AI chips and critical infrastructure software as of January 2026.
- Its custom AI accelerators and networking gear are central to data centers, with AI-related revenue expected to roughly double in early 2026.
- On the software side, a January 23, 2026 settlement with Fidelity underscored how mission-critical Broadcom’s platforms are to large enterprises.
- Broadcom’s scale (around $139B in revenue and $75B in EBITDA on average in the provided data) makes it a core holding in major index ETFs like SPY, VOO, and IVV.
- The market is still debating how to value AI demand, but Broadcom is positioning itself as “AI infrastructure” rather than a single-product bet.
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