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Get Digital's CEO was once offered a 15-year path to the C-suite, so he walked. He now leads the $17.8 billion cybersecurity firm.
Broadcom is still a great long-term play on the cybersecurity, cloud, and AI markets.
Its diversification seems to give it an edge over other chip stocks. Its artificial intelligence business is picking up steam. Like the rest of the stock market, Broadcom shares dove in response to the Trump tariffs announcement.
When looking at stocks with some of the strongest upside potential over the next few years, Broadcom (NASDAQ: AVGO) tops the list. Let's look at why Broadcom's stock could double, or more, over the next three years. Broadcom operates in two segments: semiconductor solutions and infrastructure software.
The certificate, originally spawned by Symantec, was scheduled to be banished years ago.
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This is the company making the next generation of AI chips for big tech.
"No one is immune" to ransomeware attacks says Enrique Salem of Bain Capital Ventures and former CEO of Symantec. He joins Caroline Hyde on "Bloomberg Technology" to discuss cybersecurity opportunities. (Source: Bloomberg)
According to a KPMG survey, close to half of companies with $1 billion or more in annual revenue recently suffered a security breach. Surprisingly, an overabundance of security tools may be contributing to the problem. Piyush Sharma is well-acquainted with cybersecurity tool overload.
This company's artificial intelligence presence spans across semiconductors, cybersecurity, and data center software.
Broadcom launched Catalyst, a program expanding partnerships with elite ESG partners to enhance go-to-market strategies for Symantec and Carbon Black.
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Broadcom on Thursday announced that its Symantec Cloud Secure Web Gateway solution received Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) authorization. The company said the solution enables U.S. federal agencies to migrate security services from on-premises data centers to cloud-native services cost-effectively without sacrificing security or designing new workflows.
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Broadcom previously sold off units in past acquisitions like Symantec. VMware employees speculate it could do the same with units like Carbon Black.