Nvidia’s Huang and Broadcom’s Tan See the AI Boom From Slightly Different Places
THE SO WHAT
When Nvidia and Broadcom CEOs frame the AI boom differently, you’re seeing two layers of the stack—compute demand versus networking and custom silicon—trying to price the same future. Infra buyers should assume continued volatility in both GPU and interconnect roadmaps and avoid single-vendor lock where possible.
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