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Posted on 1/13/2025
Designs and supplies semiconductor and software solutions
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Broadcom Limited specializes in designing and supplying semiconductor and infrastructure software solutions. Its products are used by a wide range of clients, including enterprises, data centers, and telecommunications providers, to enhance data processing and connectivity. Broadcom's semiconductor products and software solutions are essential for applications in networking, broadband, wireless communications, and data storage. A key offering is the DX Unified Infrastructure Management solution, which helps manage various infrastructure environments, including traditional, public cloud, and hybrid setups, ensuring they perform reliably. Unlike many competitors, Broadcom focuses on high-performance products that cater to diverse technology and infrastructure needs. The company's goal is to provide efficient solutions that improve data management and connectivity across different platforms.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
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Headquarters
San Jose, California
Founded
2005
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PALO ALTO, Calif., Jan. 15, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Broadcom Inc. (NASDAQ:AVGO), today announced the availability of the Brocade G710 24-port 64G switch, the industry’s most responsive and efficient top-of-rack SAN switch. Brocade Gen 7 Fibre Channel combines cyber-resilient and autonomous SAN technology into this cost-effective platform that seamlessly integrates into rack-based storage solutions. The Brocade G710 switch extends the industry’s most complete and extensive 64G SAN portfolio that includes fixed port switches, modular directors, extension switches and management software. It reflects Broadcom’s commitment, innovation and leadership in Fibre Channel technology
Revenue of $14,054 million for the fourth quarter, up 51 percent from the prior year period. GAAP net income of $4,324 million for the fourth quarter; Non-GAAP net income of $6,965 million for the fourth quarter. Adjusted EBITDA of $9,089 million for the fourth quarter, or 65 percent of revenue
Apple is teaming up with semiconductor developer Broadcom to launch its first server chips dedicated to artificial intelligence.It follows Apple’s release on Wednesday of its latest updates to iOS, macOS, and other devices featuring new Apple Intelligence capabilities. Apple and Broadcom did not immediately respond to Decrypt’s request for comments.Apple is collaborating with Broadcom on the chip’s networking features, according to a report by The Information on Wednesday, citing sources with “direct knowledge of the project.” Code-named Baltra, the AI-focused chip is expected to enter production in 2026.Experts suggest that Apple’s collaboration with Broadcom aims to bring the server needs for its growing Apple Intelligence initiatives closer to home.“Those capabilities can actually be processed on the phone, the iPad, the Mac, independently, but in some cases, they need to go to the cloud, things like writing tools, things like summarizing text, in some cases, summarizing articles,” Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman told Bloomberg TV. “And for that, you need your own server infrastructure.”Founded in 1991, San Jose-based Broadcom develops semiconductor and software technologies. Its products are used in data centers, networking, and wireless communication, supporting various modern tech applications.This new collaboration is the latest in a partnership between Apple and Broadcom that began in 2023 with a multi-year deal for the chip manufacturer to develop 5G radio frequency components for Apple products.The new AI chip aims to meet the significant computing demands of Apple’s enhanced AI features while improving performance and energy efficiency. Apple’s Israel-based silicon design team will spearhead the development of the chip.Earlier this month, Apple acknowledged that its current AI-related computer chips are made through partnerships with Google Cloud and Amazon Web Services to support its search and Apple Intelligence programs.Others working with Apple to develop the new AI chip include Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, which will be responsible for mass-producing the chip.Apple’s AAPL stock rose briefly on Wednesday following the announcement of the partnership with Broadcom to $250 before falling to $247. Meanwhile, Broadcom’s AVGO stock rose 7.5% to $184.73 before slipping to $182.98 in after-hours trading.Edited by Sebastian SinclairGenerally Intelligent NewsletterA weekly AI journey narrated by Gen, a generative AI model
PALO ALTO, Calif., Dec. 05, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Broadcom Inc. (NASDAQ: AVGO) today announced the availability of its 3.5D eXtreme Dimension System in Package (XDSiP™) platform technology, enabling consumer AI customers to develop next-generation custom accelerators (XPUs). The 3.5D XDSiP integrates more than 6000 mm2 of silicon and up to 12 high bandwidth memory (HBM) stacks in one packaged device to enable high-efficiency, low-power computing for AI at scale. Broadcom has achieved a significant milestone by developing and launching the industry's first Face-to-Face (F2F) 3.5D XPU.The immense computational power required for training generative AI models relies on massive clusters of 100,000 growing to 1 million XPUs. These XPUs demand increasingly sophisticated integration of compute, memory, and I/O capabilities to achieve the necessary performance while minimizing power consumption and cost
StarLink is all set to showcase a strong lineup of innovative solutions to address the rising cybersecurity complexities in the region.StarLink’s presence at Black Hat MEA this year marks its fourth consecutive year of participation, underscoring its commitment to the regional cybersecurity landscape. This aligns with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, where cybersecurity plays a pivotal role in ensuring the digital resilience of the nation. StarLink is deeply invested in helping both the channel and enterprises stay ahead of emerging cyber threats, while also driving the region’s digital transformation.This year StarLink is partnering with Anomali, Citrix, Commvault, DigiCert, Endace, Entrust, Fidelis, Forcepoint, F5, IBM Security, Ivanti, LinkShadow, Palo Alto Networks, Seclore, Sophos, Symantec by Broadcom, Trend Micro, Thales and Threat Quotient to showcase combined expertise and cutting-edge innovation designed to help enterprises strengthen their defenses and achieve long-term cyber resilience.Nidal Othman, CEO, StarLink said, “AI is now embedded in everything we do. At Black Hat MEA, we are presenting an integrated approach to cybersecurity with AI-driven solutions that can empower organizations enhance data protection. In today’s complex cyber landscape, enterprises must stay watchful and as a ‘Trusted Advisor,’ our focus continues in partnering with leading technologies to help organizations steer through evolving threats and ensure their data and business are safe and secure.”The much-anticipated Black Hat MEA is emerging as a leading innovation platform in KSA and the wider region attracting cybersecurity experts and enterprises from across the Middle East and Africa. While the specifics of the 2024 edition remain to be seen, the industry is eager to discover how it will address the region’s evolving cybersecurity challenges
Broadcom Inc. is an American multinational designer, developer, manufacturer, and global supplier of a wide range of semiconductor and infrastructure software products. Broadcom's product offerings serve the data center, networking, software, broadband, wireless, storage, and industrial markets. As of 2023, some 79 percent of Broadcom's revenue came from its semiconductor-based products and 21 percent from its infrastructure software products and services.
The IBM-VMware partnership, spanning 20 years, continues to thrive despite Broadcom Inc.'s acquisition of VMware eight months ago. At VMware Explore, IBM's Brendan Kinkade highlighted their joint innovation lab and early adoption of VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF). IBM remains committed to the VMware stack, including NSX, vSAN, and vRealize, and has not altered its strategy post-acquisition. Broadcom's Hock Tan assured partners of continued support during the transition.
VMware customers report significant price hikes since Broadcom's takeover, with one corporate customer experiencing a 175% increase. Broadcom's changes include bundling products and shifting to a subscription model, leading to less flexibility and higher costs. Smaller customers may face reduced support as Broadcom focuses on its top 2,000 clients. Veeam's VP noted a 300% price increase in VMware products. Switching services is challenging due to the need for comprehensive reviews and staff retraining.
The moves from the U.S. came after Bloomberg on Wednesday reported that the Biden administration is thinking about clamping down on firms exporting their critical chipmaking equipment to China. Wong Yu Liang | Moment | Getty ImagesChip stocks in Asia tumbled on Thursday following a tech selloff on Wall Street amid reports the U.S. may be considering tighter export restrictions.Shares of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company — the world's biggest chip supplier — fell as much as 4.3% in Asia trade, before paring losses. The company reported Thursday revenue and profit expectations in the second quarter came in better than expected.TSMC's suppliers also took a hit, with Japanese machinery companies Tokyo Electron slumping almost 9% while Screen Holdings fell more than 8%.Other chip-related stocks such as lithography materials provider Tokyo Ohka Kogyo and industrial water company Organo also dropped, by 4.53% and 3.13% respectively.A Bloomberg report Wednesday said the Biden administration may be thinking of clamping down on firms exporting their critical chipmaking equipment to China, further inflaming tensions between the two superpowers."The chip companies have been the darlings of the market. There's digitization in almost everything that we touch. Any sort of tariffs and curbs to trade are going to impact these chip companies
Bank of Montreal is reportedly leading a group of underwriters launching a $2.55 billion loan to back the previously announced acquisition of Canadian payments processor Nuvei. The loan will have a seven-year term and will help fund the $6.3 billion leveraged buyout led by Advent International, management, Novacap and CDPQ, Bloomberg reported Monday (July 8), citing unnamed sources. The proposed loan would be the biggest such deal since April, when a $2.6 billion loan was sold to fund KKR’s purchase of a Broadcom unit, according to the report
Il proprietario di TikTok ha avviato una collaborazione con il produttore statunitense di semiconduttori per progredire nel campo dell'intelligenza artificialeByteDance ha avviato una collaborazione con il progettista di chip statunitense, Broadcom, per sviluppare un processore di AI avanzato che garantirebbe allo stesso proprietario di TikTok una fornitura di chip di fascia alta. Sinora non sono erano state annunciate collaborazioni per lo sviluppo di chip tra aziende cinesi e statunitensi in questo tipo di tecnologia avanzata da quando Washington ha introdotto maggiori controlli sulle esportazioni di chip all’avanguardia, mentre gli accordi tra USA e Cina nel settore riguardano, generalmente, tecnologie molto meno sofisticate.Leggi anche: Rocco Tanica alle prese con l’AI. «Ho scritto un libro con l’intelligenza artificiale: mi ha travolto». Il nuovo chip di Bytedance. Il chip da 5 nanometri sviluppato da Broadcom sarebbe conforme alle restrizioni sulle esportazioni statunitensi e il lavoro di produzione sarebbe affidato in outsourcing alla TSMC di Taiwan, secondo quanto si apprende da Reuters. L’accordo tra ByteDance e Broadcom, partner commerciale del proprietario di TikTok dal 2022, aiuterebbe a ridurre i costi di approvvigionamento e garantirebbe una fornitura stabile di chip di fascia alta, secondo quanto hanno affermato fonti vicine a Reuters