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Broadcom and Alphabet sign a multi year AI chip and data center components deal running through 2031.
The agreement covers future generations of Google’s custom AI processors and related infrastructure.
Anthropic gains expanded access to AI computing capacity powered by Google’s in house chips.
Alphabet, parent of Google and ticker NasdaqGS:GOOGL, is a core player in search, cloud services and AI infrastructure. The new Broadcom deal fits into a wider push across big tech to secure long term chip supply as demand for AI training and inference capacity climbs. For Alphabet, controlling more of its own silicon is one way to support its AI models and cloud clients while keeping an eye on unit economics.
For readers, the agreement highlights how seriously Alphabet is treating AI hardware as part of its broader AI stack, from chips to data centers to software. The extended partnership with Anthropic also signals that Alphabet aims to be a key supplier of AI compute, not just a consumer of it, which could influence how its cloud and AI related revenue mix develops over time.
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✅ Price vs Analyst Target: At US$299.99, Alphabet trades about 20% below the US$376.29 analyst target, with estimates ranging from US$185 to US$443.
✅ Simply Wall St Valuation: Simply Wall St estimates Alphabet is trading around 10.6% below its fair value, flagged as undervalued.
✅ Recent Momentum: The share price is roughly flat over the last 30 days, with a 0.49% return.
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📊 The Broadcom deal locks in AI chip supply through 2031, which could support Alphabet’s AI training and inference capacity for Google Cloud and in house products.
📊 Watch AI related capex, Cloud segment performance, and utilization of Google’s custom AI processors as indicators of how effectively this agreement is being used.
⚠️ Simply Wall St flags one major risk linked to a high level of non cash earnings, so quality of reported profit remains an important item to track alongside AI spending.
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