Apple Inc.'s growth has stagnated, with its revenue and earnings per share trailing the S&P 500 due to factors like iPhone market saturation and regulatory challenges. Despite still being the world's most valuable brand at $574.5 billion, Apple has slipped to the third-largest company by market cap, trailing Microsoft and Nvidia. Conversely, Broadcom has seen a meteoric rise, increasing its value fivefold in just over two years, thanks to advancements in AI semiconductors and enterprise software, positioning it as a strong contender to surpass Apple in valuation by 2030.
Apple's growth has stagnated, with revenue and EPS trailing the S&P 500, revealing vulnerabilities to dynamic competitors while Broadcom's explosive growth positions it as a formidable rival.
Once the unrivaled leader of the late 2010s, Apple now faces stiff competition, with its market cap tripling yet falling behind Microsoft and Nvidia in valuation.
Despite slipping to the third-largest company, Apple's brand remains incredibly valuable, at $574.5 billion, 25% greater than Microsoft's, making it the world's top brand.
With explosive growth driven by AI semiconductors and enterprise software, Broadcom could surpass Apple's valuation within five years, presenting a new competitive landscape in tech.
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