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Companies/Broadcom

Palo Alto, CA, USA

Broadcom

Tomahawk and Jericho switch silicon, plus custom accelerator ASIC design for hyperscalers. The largest merchant supplier of Ethernet switching into AI fabrics.

Systems this company appears in

Systems
6
Aggregate Rmax
205.7 PFlop/s
systems it appears in
Aggregate power
0 kW
where disclosed
First appearance
2024
Most recent
2025-11
Concentration
56%
largest is MAXIMUS-384

Aggregate Rmax is the sum of the systems this company supplies any part of. It is not revenue and not attributable share: an integrator and a memory vendor in the same machine both count its full FLOPS here. Attribution weighted by role is Phase 4.

Role breakdown

Role Systems Rmax in those systems
Interconnect 6 205.7 PFlop/s

Appearances

System Supplied as Shipped under Rmax Rank
MAXIMUS-384
USA · 2025-11
Interconnect Broadcom 114.5 PFlop/s #24 June 2026 →
AI-03
United Arab Emirates · 2025-06
Interconnect Broadcom 54.12 PFlop/s #47 June 2026 →
Vultr AMD GPU Supercompute Cluster (Chicago)
USA · 2024-12
Interconnect Broadcom - unranked
IronMan (Dell)
USA · 2024
Interconnect Broadcom 3.11 PFlop/s #380 June 2025 →
SAKURAONE
Japan ·
Interconnect Broadcom 33.95 PFlop/s #49 June 2025 →
ByteDance MegaScale Cluster
China ·
Interconnect Broadcom - unranked

Parts supplied

Part Category Generation Released
Broadcom RoCE Ethernet Interconnect Tomahawk/NetXtreme 2023
Broadcom Tomahawk 5 Networking Tomahawk 2022

Compute deals

DateRoleCounterpartyTypeMWValue ($bn)Source
2026-04-06 Seller Anthropic Chip supply 3,500 - anthropic.comigorslab.de
2025-12-11 Seller Anthropic Chip supply - 21 sdxcentral.com
2025-10-13 Seller OpenAI Chip supply 10,000 - seekingalpha.com

Headline values are as announced and are not additive. See all compute deals.

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    d-Matrix, built around its own memory-centric Corsair XPU chip, is now shipping full air-cooled, multi-rack "Squadron" inference clusters (up to 1,024 XPUs) built with Supermicro, Arista and Broadcom, already running at its own Arizona site and now shipping to outside customers -- a new merchant-silicon entrant at the inference-accelerator layer this graph tracks, pitched for heterogeneous GPU-plus-XPU deployments rather than as a drop-in GPU replacement.
  • Broadcom Rides Rocketing Trend For Custom AI Accelerators · The Next Platform
    Broadcom's reported AI revenue and forward guidance point to custom accelerator programs (Google, Anthropic, OpenAI, Meta) scaling into multi-gigawatt annual deployments, which matters for the graph because it marks a structural shift of hyperscaler capacity planning away from merchant GPUs and toward vendor-specific silicon built through Broadcom's packaging and TSMC manufacturing, with HBM supply as the binding constraint on how fast that shift can go.

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