Broadcom's stock dropped because its future sales forecast slightly missed expectations, showing that investors now demand perfect results from chipmakers. Meanwhile, Dell's stock jumped because it beat profit estimates, raised its full-year forecast, and reported a huge $95 billion backlog in AI server orders alongside booming corporate PC sales.
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