Common stock · NASDAQ Global Select (NASDAQ)
Broadcom Inc. (AVGO)
About Broadcom Inc.
Broadcom Inc. is a prominent global technology enterprise focused on the innovation, development, and supply of advanced semiconductor solutions and critical infrastructure software. The company's headquarters are situated in San Jose, California, and it maintains a significant team of 19,000 full-time staff. Its operations are segmented into four primary divisions: Wired Infrastructure, Wireless Communications, Enterprise Storage, and Industrial & Other. Broadcom’s diverse product range is integrated into numerous end-user technologies, including enterprise and data center networking, residential internet solutions, digital television receivers, telecommunications apparatus, mobile phones, data center servers and storage architectures, industrial automation, alternative and power generation systems, and electronic display technologies. The company's product offerings extend from fundamental discrete components to intricate sub-systems incorporating various device categories. This also encompasses specialized firmware designed to facilitate interaction between analog and digital systems, alongside mechanical hardware engineered to connect with optoelectronic or capacitive sensing technologies.
- Ticker symbol
- AVGO
- Instrument type
- Common stock
- Exchange
- NASDAQ Global Select (NASDAQ)
- Sector
- Technology
- Industry
- Semiconductors
- Country
- US
- Currency
- USD
Market data snapshot
- Last price
- $321.68
- Change
- -1.56 (-0.48%)
- Previous close
- $323.24
- Day range
- $320.23 – $327.70
- 52-week range
- $289.96 – $495.00
- Market capitalization
- $1.54T
- Volume
- 15,826,189
AVGO news and analysis
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- An unconfirmed truce, a four-year-old bull and an 11% AI loan
- Three Shocks Lift Oil 4% | Waller Keeps Hikes, Loosens the Clock | The AI Build-Out Starts Borrowing
- The Week Payrolls Sided With Warsh and Handed CPI the Vote
- The Week One Fed Voter Undid a Month of Conviction
- $95 billion in AI orders. One company. One quarter.
- Broadcom Sold More And Kept Less | Six Buyers, No Seventh | Snowflake Raised Both Guides | Ciena Answers Before The Bell