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The U.S. is preparing rules that would restrict the sale of advanced artificial-intelligence chips in certain parts of the world in an attempt to limit China’s ability to access them, according to people familiar with the matter. The rules are aimed at ...

Broadcom stock recorded a 13% surge supported by solid Q1 AI projections as well as on the back of strong fourth-quarter earnings performance.

"AI processors and accelerators continue to be a growth segment for the semiconductor industry as interest grows in AI for the edge endpoints. Companies better understand the potential benefits and are gaining experience with AI," Nina Turner, research director in IDC's Enabling Technologies and Semiconductor team, said in the report.

The chip maker booked 220% growth in AI semiconductor revenue for the latest fiscal year — and sees future AI sales far greater than that $12.2 billion sum.

In fiscal Q4, the chipmaker continued to experience powerful demand for its products for AI data centers, including custom AI chips and Ethernet networking products.

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According to Counter Point’s semiconductor revenue tracker, the revenue of semiconductors has risen 17% Year-over-Year (YOY) and has reached $158.2 billion in Q3 2024. The main reason for this growth is AI technologies,

Broadcom has never been one for making fanciful forecasts. Which is why its latest one carries a lot of weight. The chip maker’s [fiscal fourth-quarter results](

The global semiconductor industry's Q3 2024 revenue rose 17 per cent YoY to reach $158.2 billion, largely fueled by demand for artificial intelligence (AI) technologies and a recovery in the memory sector.