Broadcom reports revenue growth supported by ongoing demand for its AI chips, but its shares fall after results and guidance do not meet some investors’ expectations. According to reports from The Wall Street Journal and MarketWatch, the company’s latest performance shows accelerating AI-chip growth, yet investors react negatively to the stock’s broader guidance and outlook. MarketWatch notes the figures do not provide a clear upside strong enough to follow the stock’s sharp prior rally. Another MarketWatch piece attributes the decline in part to Broadcom not increasing its AI revenue outlook for next year, despite a market that investors expect to deliver large beats and raises. The Wall Street Journal similarly describes a slide in after-hours trading, linking the move to a perceived mismatch between reported results and investor expectations. Across the coverage, the common theme is that while AI-chip demand continues to drive growth, the company’s forward guidance and lack of an increased AI revenue target fail to satisfy the level of improvement some shareholders were seeking.