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Broadcom Soars as Google's AI Chips Gain Edge
24 Nov
Summary
- Broadcom stock surged 10% on Google's AI advancements.
- Google's custom AI chips, TPUs, are driving competitive advantages.
- Analysts see Google's early chip investment now yielding significant returns.
Broadcom's stock price climbed an impressive 10% on Monday, fueled by increasing investor confidence in Google's artificial intelligence capabilities. This rally extended to other suppliers, with Lumentum and Celestica also experiencing substantial gains, underscoring a broader market trend recognizing the value chain supporting Google's AI endeavors.
The surge is directly linked to recent updates to Google's Gemini AI model, which heavily relies on the company's custom-designed Tensor Processing Units (TPUs). These specialized chips, developed in partnership with Broadcom since 2016, are now in their seventh generation and are seen as a critical factor in Gemini 3's competitive performance against other leading AI models.
This strategic focus on in-house AI chip development, a move analysts applaud, is beginning to yield tangible benefits. It not only strengthens Google's position in the AI processing market by potentially offering cost advantages but also solidifies Broadcom's role as a crucial partner, driving significant revenue growth within Google's expanding AI infrastructure.



