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Broadcom's Custom-Silicon Machine Rolls On While Brussels and the Tape Play Catch-Up

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Broadcom is accelerating shipments of Google's Ironwood tensor processors to Anthropic and targets five gigawatts of TPU 8i-based compute capacity for the company in 2027.

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Broadcom closed Friday's European session at EUR 311.00, a gain of 2.6% on the day, yet still 28% below its 52-week high of EUR 429.60. That gap tells a story that has little to do with the company's order book and everything to do with how the market is pricing the twin risks of hyperscaler spending discipline and European regulatory friction. The chip designer sits at the intersection of two forces reshaping the AI supply chain. Hyperscalers no longer want to depend indefinitely on off-the-shelf silicon; they are building bespoke processors for their own data centers, and Broadcom architects the blueprints. That positioning has made it one of the most direct listed beneficiaries of Anthropic's forthcoming IPO and of the broader capacity buildout across Silicon Valley. Roughly two weeks ago, management raised its long-term AI revenue target and sketched a striking trajectory: AI revenue is slated to double to USD 115 billion in fiscal 2027, then double again to USD 230 billion in fiscal 2028. CEO Hock Tan has pushed back firmly against talk of a global slowdown in AI infrastructure spending, insisting that demand for training and inference compute remains robust and durably high. The existing partnerships give those figures substance. Broadcom is accelerating shipments of Google's Ironwood tensor processors to Anthropic, alongside TPU-8i chips destined for Google itself...

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