Broadcom Bolsters Enterprise Efforts with $61 Billion VMware Acquisition
Recently spun off VMware is to be acquired by Broadcom in the company's efforts to bolster its enterprise software presence.
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As expected, Broadcom announced its plans today to acquire VMware. Various news sources say the company will spend $61 billion, making this one of the largest technology deals of all time. The largest previous deal involving a chipmaker was AMD's $34.1 billion takeover of Xilinx Inc.
Broadcom's products have been used for years in a wide range of consumer and industrial devices. Increasingly, data centers are envisioned as a source of growth for the company. That's where VMware comes in.
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