The $570B Company That Secretly Controls 99% Of The Internet

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I’m sure most of you are familiar with the big tech company list. You know, companies like Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Google, Meta, and Nvidia, but have you ever heard of a company called Broadcom? Maybe, you’ve heard of Broadcom in passing but did you know that Broadcom is now the 9th largest tech company in the world with a market cap of over $570 billion? In fact, Broadcom stock has actually outperformed some of the most notable companies out there including Apple, Microsoft, Google, and Meta. And if you thought that those companies were monopolistic and domineering, well then, you need to know about the shadiness of Broadcom. Broadcom’s golden product is their internet chips which have made them a necessity for virtually everyone in the world, and Broadcom has leveraged this position to the max. This video explains the history and shady activities of the $570 billion shadow tech company that you need to know about.

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Timestamps:
0:00 - Broadcom
2:16 - Making A Name
5:57 - A Dark Horse
9:27 - A Shadow Giant

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[dmacpher]

What I find crazy is that IBM still holds the second largest patent portfolio in tech, and its behind Samsun in first.

[sirnonapplicable]

My dad used to work for them, back when Samueli was still in charge. He was an EMC engineer in their R&D division. According to him, they were his greatest employer by far. They treated their people very well; even their technicians were given RSUs.

[eskutts]

Nice video. Its interesting that some powerful and critical infrastructure companies are barely known by anyone and continues to deliver their services maintaining a low profile.

[RespectfullyCurious]

People in the tech industry were shocked that the VMware acquisition was allowed to happen. We knew exactly what was going to happen as soon as the transaction was complete.

[salvadormuro]

Long time no comment. Thanks for sharing. There’s a Broadcom in my city so this was extra interesting. Didn’t realize they were so massive. Have you thought about doing a video about Otter Box? Or maybe their industry? I think it could be a neat story. Anyways thanks again for sharing, can’t wait to see what’s next.

[Anton-tfiw]

Broadcom is also at the (dark) heart of every Raspberry Pi cheap amateur computer board; a PI is not just plain ARM.

[chebrubin]

Finally well researched and pertinent. Like the SAP review.

[OcteractSG]

Linux users understand that Broadcom should be avoided. It’s bad when your GPU needs a proprietary driver not shipped with the kernel, but when your network card needs a driver, now you’re in a catch 22.

[winterheat]

0:31 the log scale on Y axis graph is more meaningful

[ZK-]

Can you do a video on Stripe pls. Love how this channel grown from violin to elite analysis.

[edwardmatt]

Damn it. This guys is so good, he has me clicking on the next video, the next one after that, and so on.

[Deriv]

It surprising how much 🤔 money you can make in tech doing less glamorous and anonymous background works

[Derekzparty]

I came in like an acquisition ball.
I never bought so much before.
All I wanted was to own your patents.
All you ever did was wreck me.

[olokelo]

I know broadcom as this company which doesn't want to open anything in their technology. No open-source Linux drivers for routers with broadcom chipset.
Also seems like their vmware acquisition didn't go well. A lot of people are moving away from it.
I wish them to either fail or be more open in their software.

[danielvasquez]

Invest in that big tech!! It’s not going away anytime soon!!

[SirGenesis]

My second biggest investment behind NVDA is more powerful than I thought. Incredible video.

[The_germanArtist]

I mean what could they even do if someone starts to produce similar or better chips for a better price, in a country like Russia where with the right conections sueing them would just not work, export it to China or India, where these companies just assemble them. Why does nobody think of such a thing? It could make billions and you would be practicly untouchable.

[AnyoneSeenMikeHunt]

Broadcom's real name is Vanguard so no surprises as they own everything. Nvidia is also Vangaurd. Google is also Vangaurd. Apple is also Vangaurd.

[ekwem]

It’s the 8th largest tech company now, since Tesla is imploding.

[nightking]

Tbh when you mention 570 billion and less known company, i kinda thought it was TSMC you are talking about.