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The release is dated "March 4, 2026" and says Broadcom "today reported financial results for its first quarter"; PR Newswire's copy on Yahoo[3] Finance is stamped 2026-03-04T21:15:00Z (4:15 p.m. ET, after the close), and the Item 2.02 8-K was accepted at 21:16 UTC.
The release as filed with the SEC under Item 2.02 (8-K accepted 21:16 UTC on 4 March 2026): revenue, net income, EPS, segment split, guidance, buyback and dividend figures.
PR Newswire's distribution of the same release, published 2026-03-04T21:15:00Z (4:15 p.m. ET) - the time the results crossed, after the market close.[1]
Same-day coverage with LSEG consensus (EPS $2.05 vs $2.03, revenue $19.31B vs $19.18B, Q2 guide $22B vs $20.56B), the 5% after-hours rise and Tan's call remarks on Anthropic, OpenAI and Meta.[1]
Transcript of the 4 March call (speakers Hock Tan and CFO Kirsten Spears checked): the $100B-plus 2027 AI chip line of sight, customer gigawatt plans and VMware growth.[1]
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