Broadcom reported strong fiscal Q4 earnings, exceeding expectations with $18.02 billion in revenue and $1.95 adjusted EPS, largely driven by robust demand for its AI infrastructure components.Despite these positive results, the company's stock fell 8% after investors expressed disappointment with CEO Hock Tan's outlook and a perceived lack of detailed guidance on future AI revenue.Broadcom projects its
AI semiconductor revenue to double to $8.2 billion, but this forecast, along with broader semiconductor sector pressures, left some investors wanting more clarity.