Broadcom banking on early EU approval of $61 billion VMware deal

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Second biggest deal this year.

Broadcom banking on early EU approval of $61 billion VMware deal
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - U.S. chipmaker Broadcom will seek early European Union antitrust approval of its proposed $61 billion buy of cloud computing company VMware by pointing to competition from Amazon, Microsoft and Google, people familiar with the matter said. Announced in May, the deal is the ...

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