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Digitimes August 25, 2026 By DIGITIMES neutral

Broadcom's debt push signals AI compute is becoming Wall Street asset class

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The AI infrastructure race is entering a phase where access to silicon is no longer the only constraint. As compute demand expands into multi-gigawatt projects, the industry is increasingly confronting a second bottleneck: how to finance hardware and data-center capacity at the scale frontier-model developers now require.
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