Broadcom Inc. closed a deal with OpenAI earlier this week for 10GW, bringing its total hyperscaler customers to five: Google, Meta, ByteDance, OpenAI and mystery customer no.5. Based on the assumption that three-hyperscaler customers translate to $60-$90B SAM, our new estimates for AVGO are for a potential SAM of $110B-$140B. Broadcom's AI position is relatively bulletproof with exposure to AI ...
Semiconductor company Broadcom (AVGO -3.52%) has emerged as the second-largest supplier of artificial intelligence accelerators, albeit a distant second to Nvidia (NVDA -4.33%). But Broadcom recently announced a partnership with OpenAI that could bolster its market presence.
Broadcom (AVGO -3.52%) is playing a key role in supplying data centers with custom chips and networking products. Strong revenue and free-cash-flow growth have pushed the stock to new highs this year, with shares up 54% year to date through market close Oct. 13.
Broadcom seem to be betting on outdoing Nvidia and AMD on pricing and power — but expectations look overhyped, an analyst says, and he sees an AI correction coming.
Broadcom secures a transformative multiyear AI infrastructure deal with OpenAI, the world's most important company amid the generative AI revolution. The deal is not a one-off project but a multi-year commitment running through 2029. Broadcom will not just be selling chips to OpenAI but will provide the complete networking backbone.
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