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Investing.com — The recent pullback across artificial intelligence hardware has battered semiconductor leaders indiscriminately, pulling down stocks regardless of their underlying margins or business models. Broadcom (NASDAQ:AVGO) has tumbled 18.8% over the past month to $293.69, caught in the same aggressive tech rotation that pressured Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA).
Yet the sell-off prices Broadcom like a commoditized hardware supplier, completely overlooking its structural competitive advantages. In addition to high-margin recurring revenue from its VMware infrastructure software suite, Broadcom holds an estimated 70% market share in custom AI silicon accelerators (XPUs) co-designed with hyperscalers like Alphabet and Meta Platforms—a lucrative market where competitors like Marvell Technology (NASDAQ:MRVL) are racing to catch up.
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