Broadcom tries to settle with the EU
EU asking around to see if it is a good idea
Chipmaker Broadcom has offered to settle an EU antitrust investigation into its exclusivity deals with TV and modem makers, antitrust regulators said.
CalTech wins patent case against Apple and Broadcom
Wi-Fi chips in iPhones used CalTech data transmission technology
The California Institute of Technology (CalTech) said it won a $1.1 billion jury verdict in a patent case against Apple and Broadcom.
Wall Street not that happy with Broadcom
Slowing growth and dull 2020
Broadcom fourth-quarter earnings beat Street estimates on Thursday, but investors were put off by slowing growth in the semiconductor business and a lukewarm revenue forecast for 2020.
Broadcom agrees Symantec deal
Breaks up the security vendor
As we suspected earlier in the week, Broadcom has agreed to buy Symantec's enterprise business in a massive $10.7 billion deal that will break up the world's largest pure-play cybersecurity vendor.
Broadcom likely to buy Symantec enterprise business
Deal close
Broadcom is likely to buy Symantec enterprise business and in fact many expected it to be agreed yesterday.
Broadcom will not buy Symantec
Too pricy
Broadcom has kicked the tyres of security outfit Symantec but walked out of the showroom after failing to agree a price.
Chipmakers suffering during trade war
No second half recovery this year
US chipmaker Broadcom warned a US-China trade conflict and export restrictions on Huawei were causing a worldwide slowdown in demand for chips.
Volkswagen buries the hatchet with Broadcom
Ends patent lawsuit
Adolf Hitler’s favourite car company Volkswagen has struck a deal with Broadcom ending a billion dollar patent lawsuit.
Broadcom predicts it will earn more cash
Higher demand for data centre tech
Broadcom predicted current quarter revenue largely above estimates on higher demand for components that power data centres.
Broadcom loses $18.9 billion after CA deal
Wall Street convinced that it has lost the plot
Broadcom has seen more than $19 billion wiped off the value of its company after Wall Street gave a plan to buy Computer Associates (CA) the thumbs down.