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    Bank of America taps tech dealmaker Richard Hardegree as vice chair of M&A, memo shows

    Bank of America has appointed Richard Hardegree as its new vice chair for mergers and acquisitions. Hardegree, a seasoned banker with over 30 years of experience, joins from UBS. He will focus on the semiconductor sector and will be based in Palo Alto, California. This move signals Bank of America's commitment to expanding its market share in tech dealmaking.

    Broadcom taps Alphabet executive Amie Thuener as next CFO

    US chip designer Broadcom on Thursday named Alphabet executive Amie Thuener as its next finance chief, effective June 12, when incumbent Kirsten Spears retires. Thuener is currently Alphabet's vice president, corporate controller and chief ⁠accounting officer.

    Broadcom hit with EU antitrust complaint and request for interim measure

    Lobbying group Cloud Infrastructure Services Providers in Europe on Thursday urged EU antitrust regulators to temporarily stop Broadcom from ending its VMware Cloud Service Provider programme in Europe, ramping up its fight against the US tech ⁠company.

    Cloud industry group calls for EU interim measure against Broadcom over VMware

    A European lobbying group, CISPE, is asking EU antitrust regulators to halt Broadcom's decision to end its VMware Cloud Service Provider program in Europe. This move will impact many European cloud providers and their customers. CISPE argues Broadcom's actions are causing irreparable damage. They seek an interim measure to suspend the termination and allow partners readmission.

    EU antitrust regulators erred in clearing Broadcom's VMware deal, cloud industry lobby says

    EU antitrust regulators failed to analyse properly the risks of Broadcom's $69 billion acquisition of cloud computing firm VMware before clearing the deal, the Cloud Infrastructure Services Providers in Europe (CISPE) has told Europe's second-highest court.

    Broadcom forecasts Q1 revenue above estimates on strong AI chip demand

    Big tech has been vying to reduce its dependence of pricey, supply-constrained AI processors made by front-runner Nvidia , helping Broadcom which makes advanced custom artificial intelligence chips for so-called hyperscalers. Demand for Broadcom's networking chips that help move around vast amounts of data used by applications such as OpenAI's ChatGPT has also increased, as businesses double down on investments in GenAI infrastructure.

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