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Broadcom Says AI’s Biggest Bottleneck Is Moving From Silicon to Electricity

Anusuya Lahiri

Broadcom (AVGO) sits flat premarket as CEO Hock Tan projects massive AI revenue growth while key technical levels face a test.

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