 Networking hardware and software management giant Broadcom NASDAQ: AVGO reported Thursday on its fiscal 2020 second quarter, which included the worst of the global coronavirus crisis. Not entirely unexpected was the news that demand from networking customers -- including cloud computing and network storage -- rose when the world was shoved further down the digital road because of work-from-home and shelter-in-place. What was unexpected was Broadcoms top brass reporting that demand for some products has grown so great that its having difficulty keeping up, offset by a sharp drop in smartphone demand and a right-sizing of the companys network software portfolio which was patched together via its acquisitions of Brocade, CA Technologies, and most recently Symantec. 