Broadcom AI Chip Revenue Jumps 104% to $8.4 Billion, Targeting $100 Billion by 2027
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Updated · The Motley Fool · May 22
Broadcom AI Chip Revenue Jumps 104% to $8.4 Billion, Targeting $100 Billion by 2027
5 articles · Updated · The Motley Fool · May 22
$8.4 billion in first-quarter AI semiconductor revenue marked a 104% jump for Broadcom, underscoring rapid growth in its AI chip business.
Broadcom’s surge is being driven by custom application-specific chips built with hyperscale customers, which are gaining traction as a cheaper option than GPUs for fixed AI workloads.
Management said custom AI chips alone should exceed $100 billion in annual revenue by 2027, a striking target for a company whose total revenue over the past 12 months was under $70 billion.
The results add to evidence that AI infrastructure demand is lifting chipmakers beyond Nvidia, with Broadcom emerging as a major beneficiary of the build-out.
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Broadcom’s Triple-Digit AI Chip Growth: On Track for $100 Billion Revenue and Market Leadership by 2027
Overview
Broadcom is riding strong momentum in its AI chip business, driven by the ongoing AI boom and robust market demand. The company reported better-than-expected earnings and a strong forecast in early March 2026, which led to a 5% rise in its stock. Triple-digit AI revenue growth and six secured multi-year supply commitments highlight Broadcom’s solid position and long-term partnerships. Looking ahead, Broadcom has set an ambitious target of $100 billion in AI chip revenue for 2027, reflecting its confidence in continued growth and its critical role in the expanding AI market.