Apple confirms Broadcom chip supply deal worth over USD 30 billion
Apple said it expects to spend more than USD 30 billion on chips from Broadcom in the coming years.
TL;DR
- Apple confirmed a supply deal with Broadcom worth over USD 30 billion.
- The spending will take place over the coming years.
- Apple said the chips will support a range of its products.
Apple confirmed a supply agreement with Broadcom valued at more than USD 30 billion. Apple said it expects to make that spending over the coming years.
Apple said the Broadcom chips will support a range of its products. The company did not specify product names, chip types, or delivery volumes in the source material.
Broadcom is the supplier named in the agreement, and Apple is the buyer. The source material did not provide a contract signing date, term length, or geographic manufacturing details.
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