Perhaps in order to allay the concerns of the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), Broadcom earlier emphasized that it will enable the United States to take the lead in future 5G network technology competition and plans to invest US$15 billion to train technical personnel in the United States.
Earlier in BroadcomRelease StatementIn it, it is emphasized that Broadcom itself is an American company from any aspect, and it is highly recognizable like American companies such as HP and AT&T, and it is currently in the process of moving its headquartersRelocating from Singapore to the United StatesThe final phase of the project is expected to be completed by May 5 this year.
Broadcom also expects that if the Qualcomm acquisition is completed, it will have 2.5 employees in the United States and become the world's largest wireless communications chip manufacturer. Previous market statistics indicate that if Broadcom successfully acquires Qualcomm, it will become the second largest semiconductor manufacturer after Intel and Samsung.
But at present, it may be difficult for Broadcom to acquire Qualcomm, even if investors are currentlyTends to support Broadcom's nominees for board members, giving Broadcom the opportunity to promote the acquisition from within, but the current views of the US government and EU institutions seem to be less in favor of Broadcom's acquisition of Qualcomm, including concerns about the theft of personal privacy, impact on job opportunities, and even national security risks.
At the request of the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, Qualcomm has postponed its shareholder meeting originally scheduled for March 3 to April 6, in anticipation of an investigation into whether Broadcom's attempt to acquire Qualcomm involves risks.
