Broadcom's Hock Tan warned financing could become a bigger AI bottleneck than component shortages
JPM tech specialist Joshua Meyers says Hock Tan told a DBS conference panel in Singapore that financing could become a bigger bottleneck than component shortages, and compared "many investors" to casino gamblers. @aleabitoreddit cites coverage saying Tan expects the chip shortage to become more severe and aimed the casino remark at investors selling on OpenAI's $50B ARR. JP Insights notes Broadcom's financing platform with Apollo and Blackstone launched with an initial $35 billion transaction.