- OpenAI and Broadcom announced a joint initiative to create and deploy 10 gigawatts of custom AI accelerators.
- The agreement confirms Broadcom‘s previously disclosed $10 billion customer partnership.
- Broadcom shares rose over 11% in pre-market trading following the announcement.
- Financial terms of the arrangement were not disclosed by either company.
- Retail investor sentiment toward Broadcom shifted further into ‘bullish’ territory after the news.
OpenAI and Broadcom have formalized a collaborative agreement to develop and implement 10 gigawatts of custom AI accelerators. The announcement was made on Monday, confirming industry speculation surrounding Broadcom‘s previously reported $10 billion customer partnership.
Shares of Broadcom jumped over 11% in pre-market trading after the partnership was revealed. The deal places Broadcom among the top trending stocks mentioned in financial discussions, with positive sentiment from retail investors.
Neither OpenAI nor Broadcom provided details regarding the financial terms or structure of the arrangement. Official statements focused on the commitment to building AI accelerator infrastructure at large scale.
Earlier, during its September earnings call, Broadcom had disclosed the existence of a $10 billion customer agreement, which analysts had widely believed involved OpenAI. The announcement on Monday confirms these assumptions and delineates the scope of the collaboration.
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