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Broadcom commits up to $92B to fund Anthropic and OpenAI’s chip purchases

Broadcom announced it will finance up to $92 billion in chip purchases for Anthropic and OpenAI, including $42 billion in senior debt for Anthropic with Broadcom guarantees. The deal also includes an $18 billion junior debt tranche for Anthropic, pending public financials, and up to $50 billion for OpenAI’s custom XPUs. The financing mirrors Nvidia’s $500 billion plan and strengthens Broadcom’s…

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  • Broadcom to fund up to $92B in chip purchases for Anthropic and OpenAI, including $42B senior debt for Anthropic
  • OpenAI plans to deploy 1.3GW of Broadcom’s XPUs in 2024 and up to 5GW by 2028
  • Deal mirrors Nvidia’s $500B financing strategy, reinforcing Broadcom’s AI chip market leadership

Broadcom’s dominance in custom AI accelerators (XPUs) gives it leverage over competitors like Marvell. The chipmaker’s ability to secure financing for major customers—including unprofitable Anthropic and OpenAI—could help it maintain pricing power. OpenAI already uses Broadcom’s Jalapeño chips, with plans to deploy 1.3 gigawatts in 2024 and up to 5 gigawatts by 2028.

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Full story from finance.yahoo.com · by Adam Levy, The Motley Fool · via Search: AnthropicOpen source ↗

Broadcom Is Backing Anthropic and OpenAI With $92 Billion. Here's What It Means for Investors.

finance.yahoo.com · 13 October 2026

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