The Latest Breaking News from Broadcom

The streaming giant says VMware is in violation of five patents, and demands to be paid.

Hock Tan dismisses an idea to acquire Intel, as Broadcom still has to devour VMware.

Encouraging news about the path of consumer prices sent risk assets soaring again.

Apple is developing a server chip designed to power its AI capabilities, potentially at the cost of what would have been its fastest chip yet.

The AI data center market is booming, driven by the rise of generative AI and advances in computing, and five stocks - NVIDIA, Dell, Broadcom, Credo, and Micron - are well-positioned to benefit from this trend, offering investors a chance to capitalize on the growing demand for AI-ready infrastructure.

Nvidia stock has been on a downward trajectory. A slowdown in AI spending by hyperscalers could weigh on the company’s financial performance.

The AI-driven momentum has propelled Broadcom’s market capitalization past the $1 trillion mark. Looking ahead, management remains confident that AI will continue to serve as an engine for growth.

The semi ETF (SMH) has reclaimed key technical levels and is approaching significant resistance, signaling a potential breakout as investor sentiment improves.

The reported collaboration with the iPhone maker is expected to boost the stock.

Tesla stock has been rising since Donald Trump's election, and Wedbush analyst Dan Ives believes it is on track to become a $2 trillion company in 2025.

This article highlights two semiconductor stocks that Deutsche Bank recommends as top buys for 2025.