In the statement released earlier, Broadcom emphasized not only the link from which Broadcom itself is a U.S. company, but also that U.S. companies such as HP, AT&T are highly identifiable, and currently have moved their headquarters from Singapore. The final stage in the United States is expected to be completed by May 6 this year.
At the same time, Broadcom also expects to complete the acquisition of Qualcomm, will have 25,000 employees in the United States, and become the world's largest wireless communications chip manufacturers. In the previous market statistics, if Broadcom successfully merged Qualcomm, will become the only Intel, Samsung Semiconductor manufacturers.
However, from the current perspective, Broadcom may have difficulty acquiring the Qualcomm, even if investors are currently inclined to support Broadcom's selection of candidates for the board of directors, thereby giving Broadcom the opportunity to promote acquisitions from within, but from the US government, the current view of the European Union institutions, It seems to be less supportive of Broadcom’s acquisition of Qualcomm, which includes concerns about theft of personal privacy, job opportunities, and even national security risks.
At the request of the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, Qualcomm has already postponed the original general meeting held on March 6 to April 5. It is expected that Qualcomm’s acquisition of Qualcomm’s attempt will involve risk implications.