Core Viewpoint - Morgan Stanley predicts that Broadcom's AI revenue will exceed $50 billion in fiscal year 2026, driven by the continued ramp-up of Google's TPU and new orders from Meta [1][2][3] Group 1: Short-term Performance - Strong demand for AI networking and custom ASICs is expected to drive Broadcom's revenue for the October quarter and January quarter guidance above market consensus [1][2] - For the upcoming October quarter (F4Q25), revenue is projected to exceed $17.5 billion, with AI revenue expected to reach over $6.6 billion, surpassing the market expectation of $6.2 billion [2][6] - January quarter guidance is anticipated to exceed $19 billion, significantly higher than the market consensus of $18.5 billion, supported by ongoing demand for Google TPU and Meta MTIA projects [2][6] Group 2: Long-term Growth Potential - Broadcom is expected to achieve approximately $20 billion to $21 billion in AI revenue for fiscal year 2025, representing a year-over-year growth of about 60% [3] - The growth is primarily driven by the ongoing iteration of Google's TPU project, with the current TPU v6 3nm (Ironwood) chip in mass production and the next-generation TPU v7 expected to ramp up in mid-2026 [3][5] Group 3: Non-AI Business and Synergies - Broadcom's traditional semiconductor business is gradually improving due to cyclical trends, while VMware's software infrastructure continues to show strong momentum [7] - The report highlights the accelerating revenue synergies from VMware as large enterprise customers renew contracts and upgrade to higher-priced VCF full-stack solutions [7] - Broadcom's strong fundamentals in AI, combined with aggressive synergies in its software business, create a unique investment logic [7] Group 4: Financial Performance and Cash Flow - Broadcom is expected to achieve strong double-digit free cash flow growth, supporting future dividend increases [7] - The company is anticipated to announce a double-digit dividend increase during the earnings call, with strong cash flow also aiding in deleveraging and reducing interest expenses [7]