Yes, true, ideally it isn't a positive thing but in fact, from the business side, it's excellent because that way they have the majority of the market, made up

Yes, true, ideally it isn't a positive thing but in fact, from the business side, it's excellent because that way they have the majority of the market, made up of old clients and new ones who will use that standard. The important thing is that the antitrust acts in case Broadcom "expands itself" too much with acquisitions on other markets. Now I think that most of the network hardware in server farms around the world is produced or managed by Broadcom. So from their point of view, it's not bad, obviously it has all the limitations of super-large companies, but I am comparing it to Nvidia or TSMC, that are even more "big + bad".