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Broadcom +10% on OpenAI deal targeting 10GW custom AI chip deployment over 4 years
Bay Area Times
October 14, 2025
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- Broadcom +10% on OpenAI deal targeting custom AI chip deployment
- Newsom signs bills regulating AI chatbots, social media, age checks
- SpaceX replicates Starship success in 11th flight
- Saylor’s Strategy resumes Bitcoin buys with $27M purchase
- Andrej Karpathy releases “nanochat,” $100 DIY ChatGPT clone
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1. Broadcom +10% on OpenAI deal targeting 10GW custom AI chip deployment over 4 years
H2 2026: OpenAI-Broadcom co-developed AI chips will be deployed.
The deal is reportedly worth several billion dollars.
18 months ago, Broadcom began working with OpenAI on custom chip development.
The partnership has since expanded to cover server racks and networking components.
OpenAI aims to build 250GW of compute capacity by 2033, Sam Altman reportedly told staff.
OpenAI is reportedly working with Arm on a CPU to pair with its Broadcom AI chip, which TSMC will manufacture.
In recent weeks, OpenAI has also struck major deals with NVIDIA, Oracle, and AMD.
OpenAI isn’t the unnamed $10B customer from its Q3 earnings, Broadcom chip head Charlie Kawwas said.
Broadcom shares are +50% this year after 2x’d in 2024, pushing its market cap above $1.5T.
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3. Newsom signs landmark tech bills regulating AI chatbots, social media, and age checks
AB 1043: device makers must verify users’ ages online.
Google, Meta, OpenAI, and Snap supported the regulation, while film studios and streamers lobbied against it.
SB 243: targets AI companion chatbots that may harm children and vulnerable users.
Penalties of up to $250K for profiting from illegal deepfakes.
Jan. 2026: the law takes effect.
AB 56: Social media platforms must display health warning labels to users under 18, flagging “profound” mental health risks.
Vetoed SB 771: the bill that would have fined social media firms up to $1M for promoting violent or extremist content was vetoed by Newsom.
