Broadcom CEO says biggest hurdle in AI-fuelled tech growth is capital, not memory chips

At a panel in Singapore on Monday, Tan said that the company is overcoming wafer shortages and memory shortages, but capital will be the biggest constraint

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FILE PHOTO: The Broadcom logo in this illustration taken June 11, 2026.
Broadcom CEO Hock Tan said on Monday that capital will be the biggest constraint facing the company as AI development continues.

At a panel in Singapore on Monday, Tan said that the company is overcoming wafer shortages and memory shortages, but capital will be the biggest constraint

He added that frontier labs Anthropic and OpenAI have shown that they can generate significant revenue from the latest models that have been deployed for AI personal assistants
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