The latest results for Q4 2025 were no different, with both revenue and earnings surpassing estimates, making the sharp fall post-earnings even more baffling. Revenue for Q4 came in at $18.02 billion, which represented an annual growth of 28%. While the chip segment witnessed a 35% year-over-year (YoY) rise to $11.07 billion, the high-margin and rapidly growing enterprise software segment saw its revenues rise by 19% from the previous year to $6.94 billion.Not explicitly put in the spotlight, but Broadcom's ...